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Beyonce Sings for the United Nations & Keeps Up the Do-Gooder Charade (VIDEO)

by Sheri Reed on August 12, 2012 at 1:12 PM

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Oh okay, it's probably not a charade. Beyoncé probably really is an insanely NICE AND GOOD PERSON. For reals. What can I say? I'm just jealous. I want to be out in the world do-gooding instead of writing mean, envious headlines about perfectly wonderful celebrity moms with hearts and bankrolls made of gold. I do. I really do. And hey, maybe it's not too late for mean old me! After all, Beyonce tells me that this coming August 19th is World Humanitarian Day

She says "Do one thing for another human being." I can do that! "Nothing is too small." Really, Bey, nothing is too small?

Friday night, Beyonce kicked off her World Humanitarian Day initiative with a performance of "I Was Here" at the United Nations' (U.N.) headquarters in New York City. Anderson Cooper hosted and lots of other rich celebrity do-gooders attended. After her performance (in a white hot form-fitting gown), Beyonce addressed the crowd: "I'd like to ask everyone to make sure they're a part of August 19th. It's such a beautiful, beautiful day... God bless you all."

Wow, she's really pouring it on thick, isn't she? Just cause she and Jay-Z earned a whopping $78 million combined in the last year doesn't mean the rest of us did. But hey, let me run out and sign up for some charity work right now. It's not enough that I work, keep my husband liking me and my two kids loved, fed, bathed, and driven to and from summer camp and soccer practices every day.

Whoops, there I go again ... so bitter! What is wrong with me? I don't have staff of nannies, that's what. Giving back is such a meaningful thing and we should all strive to do more of it. Nothing is too small! (Does writing this post count?)

Eh em, good for insanely rich and famous Beyonce, giving back to her community and reminding us all that we should aim to do so too.

Does Beyonce inspire you to want to get involved in charity?


Image via whd-iwashere.org

Filed Under: celeb moms, celebrity charities

Comments

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  • Emily
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    Emily

    August 12, 2012 at 1:40 PM
    What a mean spirited, hateful, awful piece this is.
  • melissa
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    melissa

    August 12, 2012 at 1:50 PM
    So because she's rich and your not that means you can't do charity? I thought her message was beautiful. I thought your message was uncalled for inappropriate. Im sorry you feel like you can't accomplish more then you already are in your life. Im sorry you can't open your heart enough to want to do more. But maybe thats why she's rich and your not. She's obviously willing to do more with it and im actually really glad she's the rich one and not you.
  • N.
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    N.

    August 12, 2012 at 2:06 PM
    This is an absolutely horrible, uncalled for piece. I have seen small children with more compassion who donate to charity then what you have shown in this piece. You should be ashamed of yourself.
  • JAFE
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    JAFE

    August 12, 2012 at 2:21 PM

    You would have been better off not writing this. It makes you sound like a bitter old maiden. God! Shame on you.


  • Emily
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    Emily

    August 12, 2012 at 2:33 PM
    And another thing, if getting your husband to like you is THAT time consuming, you need to re consider some things maybe? My husband LOVES me, all the time - for just being me.
  • Guest
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    Guest

    August 12, 2012 at 2:35 PM
    The only thing she inspires in me is changing the channel. I can't stand her. She's such a fake.
  • Evaly...
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    EvalynCarnate

    August 12, 2012 at 4:03 PM

    Holy shit man... ASIDE from the fact that this article is absolutely belligerent and ridiculous, its not hard to do something good. I gave $5 to our local abandon children's shelter today. It wasnt much, but its what I could afford. Oh, and the other day I helped my elderly neighbor next door pick trash out of his yard that some one had tossed from their car. I also donate clothes and supplies to my local health department when I can. That has nothing to do with me being rich, and it certainly doesnt detract from me taking care of my family on a daily basis. God, woman, get a grip and take a chill pill.


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    jessicasmom1

    August 12, 2012 at 5:01 PM

    I think they could have picked a better person 


  • Mommi...
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    MommietoJB

    August 12, 2012 at 5:05 PM
    Bitter much.lol Im sick of her too but anyone can do some good for another person be it small or big.
  • douxm...
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    douxmusique

    August 12, 2012 at 6:53 PM
    Haha this bitter is funny. Yall lighten up. Joke much? Come on.
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