Beyonce has one of the most loyal fanbases in the world – but some have turned against her for selling an empty wooden box for nearly $1,000. The megastar celebrated her 45th birthday and the 20th anniversary of her iconic album B’Day by selling a ‘limited edition of 500’ wooden ‘Bey keeper collector’s box’ for $948.01 and followers were not too pleased.Her fans – affectionately nicknamed ‘The BeyHive’ – came out in droves to take to the Instagram of Beyonce’s Parkwood Entertainment company to drag their icon over the empty box product release.One of her loyal followers even branded it a ‘disgusting display of greed’ by the artist with an estimated $1 billion net worth. ‘$1K and it’s an empty box. Beyonce, you have lost your damn mind!’ another said, while a different commenter wrote: ‘For that price I need you to pop out the box and perform.’One of the more head-scratching elements about the item is that the product description says it is a collector’s box that is ‘designed to house and display your Beyonce vinyl collection’ but it does not come with a record of B’Day or any other album from the artist. Beyonce has one of the most loyal fanbases in the world – but some have turned against her for selling an empty wooden box for nearly $1,000 The megastar celebrated her 45th birthday and the 20th anniversary of her iconic album B’Day by selling a ‘limited edition of 500’ wooden ‘Bey keeper collector’s box’ for $948.01 and followers were not too pleasedBeyhive members were also infuriated by the choice of pine for the box, as it is considered a cheap type of wood.The price of the item being $948.01 does have some significance, as Beyonce was born on September 4, 1981, but some fans argued that the price should have been $94.81 in that case. Despite a limited vinyl not being included in the ‘Bey collector’s box,’ Beyonce released a 31-track reissue of her iconic album B’Day for its 20th anniversary.It includes a few unreleased tracks, including Lost Yo Mind, Creole, Back Up, My First Time, and Can I Watch You featuring Pharrell Williams.There are also Spanish versions of songs like Get Me Bodied (Mueve el Cuerpo) with Colombian reggaeton superstar Maluma and Irreplaceable featuring a sample of late Tejano legend Selena.B’Day was a big hit in 2006, as it has sold over 8 million copies worldwide and featured massive singles including Irreplaceable, Ring The Alarm, Deja Vu, and Green Light. It even earned her a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary R&B Album.Beyonce fans who are nostalgic for decades past are certainly in for a fun time as her super girl group Destiny’s Child will be dropping new music for their upcoming 30th anniversary, according to her dad, Mathew Knowles.Back in February, the musical act’s fans were in hysterics as the 74-year-old music executive took to Instagram to post a photo with the singing trio. Her fans – affectionately nicknamed ‘The BeyHive’ – came out in droves to take to the Instagram of Beyonce’s Parkwood Entertainment company to drag their icon over the empty box product release One of her loyal followers even branded it a ‘disgusting display of greed’ by the artist with an estimated $1 billion net worthJoin the discussionIs it fair for celebrities to charge fans high prices for luxury collectibles with little actual value?What’s your view?In the snap, Knowles was flanked by his megastar daughter Beyonce, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams while aboard a luxury boat.The post had many Destiny’s Child fans wondering about a possible reunion and now the patriarch has confirmed that there is new music on the way.The girl group has 10 to 15 remixes recorded, including an urban and dance mix, Knowles told TMZ in July. It remains unclear if the new tracks will comprise an album but he told the publication that the three performers are all in on the new era.He also told the publication that the group has also been sitting on never-before-seen video and never-heard-before audio that is in the process of being released.However, fans should not save up for a potential tour yet, as Knowles told TMZ that there are no current plans for a string of performances together.Knowles was the creator and manager of the group when they formed in Houston, Texas, back in the 1990s. It has been nearly 22 years since the group released new music, as their last album, titled Destiny Fulfilled, dropped in November 2004. The trio all went on to pursue solo careers. B’Day was a big hit in 2006, selling more than eight million copies worldwide. It featured massive singles, including Irreplaceable, Ring The Alarm, Deja Vu and Green Light It even earned her a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Album in 2007 Beyonce’s supergirl group Destiny’s Child will be dropping new music for their upcoming 30th anniversary, according to her dad, Mathew Knowles. Above, Kelly Rowland, Michelle Williams, Knowles and Beyonce in February Destiny’s Child announced they were breaking up in 2005. Above, in 2001Destiny’s Child announced their disbandment in 2005 in the middle of their world tour.The girls have remained close since the split, even reuniting for a performance of Beyonce’s final night of her Cowboy Carter tour in July last year.The ladies enjoyed a surprise reunion moment, wearing chaps, glitter and gold.