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For some unknown reason Tina Knowles Lawson, also known as the creator Beyoncé and Solange, started streaming a live video on her Instagram account earlier today. While celebrities are no stranger to holding live streams on the platform, it seemed like Lawson had no idea she was filming herself.

SEE ALSO: Watch Solange protest as Beyoncé and their mom pick her up like a tiny baby

For the brief moments that the stream existed, viewers could see that she was walking by a bush of leaves.

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The comments on the live stream consisted of fans asking if she was OK or if she knew that she was currently live in Instagram.

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Lawson seemed to wise up to her situation as the video is no longer on Instagram but now we have so many questions. Where was she going? Was Beyoncé with her? Does that bush of leaves also know Beyoncé? Are Beyoncé and Solange going to teach her how to Instagram better? Will there be more accidental live streams in the future?

Don't worry, Ms. Lawson, it happens to the best of us!

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