OG Maco Claims Beyoncé Stole his video concept

Atlanta's OG Maco took to Twitter over the weekend to share his thoughts on Beyonce's latest video "7/11." The ATL rapper claims the singer's guerrilla style video is very similar to his visuals of his hit single, "B**** You Guessed It." Both videos are shot in a hotel with quick transitions with Maco's video having a little more special effects.

Maco tweeted, "Beyonce takes my video concept? Ya'll act like I'm "irrelevant" and it didn't happen. 12 million views of irrelevant. Sure." Maco continued to retweet fans who felt the same, but later says he was simply trolling to get a reaction out of the singer's infamous Beyhive fan base.

"In all honesty I never even watched the video," he tweeted. "It was just really fun to f*** with the cult members.They will lie and die for the deity."

Maco continued to retweet fan reactions and noted that the Knowles family were aware of his existence and video since they jammed out to his single at Solange's wedding last weekend.

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