She really is Flawless! The internet proves Beyonce ALWAYS dances on beat with a hilarious new meme

Published: 11:39 EST, 26 May 2015 | Updated: 14:50 EST, 26 May 2015

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Cue the music (it doesn't matter what the beat is), sync it to a video of Beyonce dancing, and voila you have pure internet gold.

The internet was sent into overdrive over the long holiday weekend with a brand new and highly addictive meme - one that proves Queen Bey is always, no matter what, on beat.

Fans populated their social media feeds over the last few days with a barrage of videos featuring Beyonce's dance moves synced to completely different songs, demonstrating the veracity of the viral hashtag #BeyoncéAlwaysOnBeat.

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Flawless: Cue the music (it doesn't matter what the beat is), sync it to a video of Beyonce dancing, and voila you have pure internet gold - singer pictured during her On The Run tour in 2014

One clip syncs Bey dancing to Mexican music, while another sees her shaking it to hardcore gangster rap.

And yet another has her bouncing to P Diddy and B2K's 2002 hit Bump, Bump, Bump.

The 33-year-old's choreography is on full display in the memes, showing just how flawless her dance moves really are.

In honor of @LeslieMac's last tweet, I must share my favorite #BeyoncéAlwaysOnBeat. The clear favorite, right? pic.twitter.com/ptIe4DosIG
— Ava DuVernay (@AVAETC) May 25, 2015

Beyonce, however, is used to breaking the internet. In early 2014 she released a new album which became the fastest-ever seller on iTunes with more than 800,000 downloads in its first three days.

The self-titled album, the US superstar's fifth, was released out of the blue and included 14 songs, 17 videos, and collaborations with husband Jay Z, Drake and Frank Ocean.

An Apple spokeswoman said the iTunes Store sold 828,773 albums in three days.

BEST ONE YET #BeyoncéAlwaysOnBeat pic.twitter.com/EKoLiZ4BnP
— FUCCI TUCCI (@FUCCl) May 25, 2015

On the day of its release, iTunes - which is Apple's music download division - said the release was 'an unprecedented strategic move by the artist to deliver music and visual content directly to her fans when she wants to and how she wants to, with no filter'.

With no 'middle man', fans are being encouraged to form their own opinions after listening to and watching the tracks.

#BeyoncéAlwaysOnBeat �� pic.twitter.com/9ZwSAUPjVy
— Passion Fruit. (@publicfit) May 25, 2015

Beyonce added: 'I didn't want to release my music the way I've done it. I am bored with that. I feel like I am able to speak directly to my fans. There's so much that gets between the music, the artist and the fans.

'I felt like I didn't want anybody to give the message when my record is coming out. I just want this to come out when it's ready and from me to my fans.'

The singer's fifth solo album opted out of the standard three month marathon of promotional stints, reviews, and dropping individual singles.

Instead, the trend setter released the entire album in one fell swoop without any fanfare.

Beyonce shakes it for her instagram fans in retro outfit