Lee Anne Callahan-Longo, the general manager of Queen B's Parkwood Entertainment told Billboard, "It's completely made up. After all the hubbub this weekend, we kind of said, 'Well, let's just put it out and say what it is.' It's funny, I got a bunch of calls over the weekend and I would say, 'It's exciting to know people are excited.'

"Even if they're reporting it wrong, and that people would take their time to go and create a fake one-sheet - right down to using a Columbia logo on it. I would love to know who did it. They clearly knew what a line sheet used to look like - they don't look like that anymore."

Whoever did it was dedicated enough to do their research, and then some. The tracks listed on it "Donk" and "Cherry" were registered with ASCAP (the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers) in recent weeks. Plus, even though they were completely made up, "KO," "Good In Good Bye," "Sensation of Pain," and "Renouncement (Featuring Justin Timberlake)" don't seem that far off for Beyonc� song titles.