Beyoncé fans are CONVINCED a major Act III album clue is hidden in her final Levi’s collaboration

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Beyonce dropped her final denim collaboration with Levi’s, and now, her fans thinks she’s actually hidden a clue about her next record in the advertisement. 

On August 7, the classic denim brand and the pop superstar revealed the final pieces from their year-long partnership in a 90-second movie fittingly called The Denim Cowboy. 

Queen B, 43, starred in the film alongside actor Timothy Olyphant, 57, to introduce the seven-piece limited edition collection. Each piece includes a Beyoncé x Levi’s leather patch. 

The collaboration was a tribute to her hit song Levii’s Jeans, featuring Post Malone.

In the ads, Beyoncé shows off the new 501 Curve silhouette, which is quickly selling out. 

‘The campaign represents a new level and scale of collaboration that has put women at the center of the narrative, and has set in motion a new, iconic chapter in Levi’s history that continues to reaffirm the brand’s place at the center of culture,’ Levi’s global CMO Kenny Mitchell said in the press release.

Levi’s shared images of the Crazy In Love songstress posing in the bedazzled denim on Instagram, including the shrunken denim trucker jacket ($250) paired with the curve denim ($150). 

The Instagram caption read ‘Iconic denim reimagined.’ 

Fans adored the ‘stunning’ and ‘gorgeous’ collaboration, proclaiming, ‘THIS is how you sell jeans.’ 

Many people thought the Levi’s video promoting the collection secretly dropped hints about Act III, her next album.

Act I: Renaissance was released in 2022 and was influenced by Black dance music, specifically house and disco. Act II: Cowboy Carter, came out in on March 29, 2024, and focused on country. Diehard Beyoncé fans have been trying to figure out the genre of the next album ever since, with many hoping for a rock record. 

One summed it up by saying, ‘Arrived on a horse… Left on a motorcycle. Noted,’ regarding the genre swap. 

Another member of the Beyhive explained the video showed she was moving onto the ‘rock & roll funk era’ and that she would be channeling ‘Betty Davis-Chuck Berry-Aretha Franklin.’ 

‘Come on, baby. It’s time to rock!’ a popular comment read. 

Fans quickly bought the most popular styles. The curve jeans, which are specifically built with a smaller waist and fuller hip and thigh, sold out in size 34. The 501 Curve Jeans sold out in 32, 33, and 34. 

The collection also includes bedazzled ’90s inspired jeans, a lace-up trucker jacket, and classic vintage inspired T-shirts that reference her song. 

After Beyoncé dropped her country album, Cowboy Carter last year, the western aesthetic became wildly popular, with the hashtag ‘cowboy core’ trending on TikTok and gaining millions of views. 

On the popular re-sale site Depop, there was a rise in searches for cowboy-approved attire following Cowboy Carter’s release, including boots and fringe.

Beyoncé’s former stylist Ty Hunter previously told the Daily Mail that he recommends ‘incorporating western elements into your existing wardrobe by mixing them with modern pieces,’ like pairing ‘a classic cowboy hat with a sleek blazer and jeans.’ 

Luckily, the Diva singer’s collaboration is perfect for recreating country classics…and of course, it could potentially work for fans who want to bring a little bit of rock and roll into their wardrobes.