The current president was not impressed by Beyoncé's during the Super Bowl Halftime Show in 2013. 

"At the Super Bowl, when Beyoncé was thrusting her hips forward in a very suggestive manner, if someone else had done that, it would've been a national scandal. I thought it was ridiculous." He added, "I just thought it was not appropriate … The way the so-and-so was thrust forward continuously, give me a break."

O'Reilly Factor host Bill O'Reilly once famously got into a heated conversation with Russell Simmons where he blamed Beyonce for unwed women getting pregnant. 

“Remember the great role model, Beyoncé? As described as a role model, friend of Barack and Michelle Obama?” Hannity said on his radio show. “The role model is now smashing to smithereens. In her new video from the visual album ‘Lemonade’ shows the queen of pop smashing dozens of cars and other objects to smithereens with a baseball bat.”

“Isn’t that a great,” he continued. “Oh, the Beyoncé that just did the anti-cop video — that one? Do you really want your daughters dressing like Beyoncé? I don’t think so.”

During the 2016 presidential race, McCaughy tried to use the lyrics to 'Formation' to criticize Hillary Clinton. 

After Beyonce's emotional performance at the MTV Video Music Awards, Giuliani claimed that he's "saved more Black lives" than Beyonce has. 

Limbaugh also hopped on the slam Beyonce's halftime show bandwagon. 

"This has everybody up in arms. She gets a police escort to the game. They sweep everybody off the highways so she can get [to] the Super Bowl on time. She didn't have to go hours early and wait. They parted the traffic for her so she can get there with not much downtime before she had to perform and does that routine ripping the cops, promoting Black Lives Matter."

No one was shocked when the conservative sheriff admitted that he was not a fan of Beyonce's music or her "anti-police" halftime show. 

"Beyoncé's nostalgic glorification of Malcolm X and Black Panther militant thuggery was too much for former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who had the guts to slam Beyoncé for attacking law enforcement. My guess is it was too much for most viewers, and utterly out of place in most homes. Of course, corporate America's advertisers paid for the entire spectacle. We don't know what the advertisers intended, but surely, surely not that. We do know what the NFL and CBS intended. Because politics has never before had a role in the Super Bowl. That it did yesterday is fully the responsibility of the NFL and CBS. And it is certainly a mistake I hope they never make again," Lou said on Lou Dobbs Tonight.

With headlines such as "Beyoncé Has Spent Years Stoking Anti-Police Sentiment," "Anti-Cop Beyoncé Silent as Police Slaughtered" and "Beyoncé's 'Formation' a Big Wet Kiss to Black Lives Matter," there's no surprise the news organization once run by Steve Bannon is no fan of Queen B. 

Of all the people who have come for Beyonce, Alex Jones may rein supreme. He has not only criticized her for incited "urban terrorism," but he has also made official videos where he has accused Beyonce of being in the Illuminati.