Beyonce's new "Black Is King" project is draped in Africa.

That's too much for NoName, who subliminally jabbed at Bey exploiting the continent for the sake of capitalism.

we love an african aesthetic draped in capitalism. hope we remember the blk folks on the continent whose daily lives are impacted by u.s imperialism. if we can uplift the imagery i hope we can uplift those who will never be able to access it. black liberation is a global struggle

— 🌱 (@noname) July 31, 2020

"we love an african aesthetic draped in capitalism. hope we remember the blk folks on the continent whose daily lives are impacted by u.s imperialism. if we can uplift the imagery i hope we can uplift those who will never be able to access it. black liberation is a global struggle," the Chicago Femcee typed.

NoName has a thing for attempting to check much more famous artists.   She got into with J. Cole last month after suggesting he wasn't doing enough for George Floyd.  He responded on wax.  We suspect Beyonce won't.

Does NoName have a point about Beyonce?