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Beyoncé kidnapped Sia and forced her to write songs, Wild internet theory suggests
Sia might be caged in the Beyhive!
According to Buzzfeed, a group of people in Brazil have concocted a conspiracy theory claiming that Sia isn’t truly out and about enjoying her wig-free existence in semi-obscurity. She’s actually been abducted by Beyoncé and is being held captive.
Fans are really getting into this theory and have gathered a lot of ‘evidence.’
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The bizarre theory, which has spawned under the hashtag #SaveSia on Twitter, claims that Queen Bey is detaining the “Chandelier” singer in a subterranean jail known as a “cativeiro” and forcing her to compose music for her.
Sia did, after all, write Beyonce’s soulful, award-winning hit Pretty Hurts, so it’s not like they’ve never worked together.
It all seems to have started when Sia compared writing for Beyoncé to being in “writing camp” which definitely piqued the interest of young people in Brazil, where memes are notoriously aggressive.
Sia’s intricate hairstyles have even been speculated to be disguises for injuries she receives from Beyoncé.
Sia’s words in ‘Wolves’ are also said to be a cry for help and proof that she has been kidnapped.
Those who believe this is genuine — many of whom, for some reason, are Brazilian – have been tweeting ‘clues’ that demonstrate Sia is anxious to warn the world she can’t get away from Beyonce’s hold and needs assistance.
They vary from ostensibly cryptic statements in Sia’s tweets to clearly forged texts from Beyonce and Jay Z.
An image, which was taken from a 2009 Nike commercial, was also used as proof that Sia was attempting to flee Beyonce.
It was created for a popular Brazilian YouTube program based on the Sims.