In a move that’s taken the music world by storm, Beyoncé has announced she will be boycotting all red states following Donald Trump’s recent re-election. The singer, known for her powerful voice and activism, took to Instagram with a message that has sparked both celebration and disappointment. “I can’t in good conscience perform in states that support leaders who don’t stand for equality and unity,” Beyoncé wrote. “I love my fans, but I have to take a stand.”

The decision has rocked her fanbase, dividing the Beyhive and triggering conversations about the role of celebrity in politics. Some fans are cheering on her decision as a brave stand for her values, while others are heartbroken to lose the chance to see their icon perform live. With this move, Beyoncé has made it clear: her music is political, and she’s not afraid to lose fans over it.

For many fans in red states, Beyoncé’s announcement feels deeply personal. “I’ve been a fan since Destiny’s Child,” said Jessica from Alabama. “I saved up for years hoping she’d come to Birmingham, and now she’s saying she won’t perform here because of the politics? It feels like she’s breaking up with us.”

Social media has been flooded with reactions from disappointed fans who feel caught in the middle. Some argue that they shouldn’t be penalized for the voting choices of their neighbors. Hashtags like #BeyComeBack and #MusicNotPolitics have trended as red-state fans plead with her to reconsider.

“I understand where she’s coming from, but this feels like she’s punishing her own fans,” said another fan from Georgia. “I thought she believed in unity. Isn’t music supposed to be for everyone?”

Meanwhile, fans in blue states are rallying around Beyoncé, applauding her for taking what they see as a necessary stand. “This is why we love her,” tweeted one fan from New York. “She’s not just an artist; she’s an activist. This is what it means to have principles, even if it costs you.”