After Beyonce falls on stage face first down the stairs, YouTube videos of the incident taken down.
Oh, how vain could the celebrities be. Don't worry, we have the video of Beyonce falling down the stairs during her Orlando concert. According to some reports, more than one million people have seen the video on the Internet so far, so what's another 2-3 million?

Even though Beyonce is heard on some videos asking not to be posted - tough luck. But have to admit - the video of Beyonce falling down is very hard to come by. Why? Apparently, Sony BMG have launched an attack on YouTube citing some copyright violations. We don't worry about it, as we do not host the video, only found the right website with Beyonces video falling during her concert. We found it on Live Leak.
If you think she has the right of privacy during a concert, don't watch the video. For those who want to see the video of Beyonce Knowles falling down the stairs, scroll down.
Meanwhile, there are rumors that the online betting website Bodog Sports will offer odds on which celebrity will fall next. If that's true, soon people would be able to monetarist on other people's mishaps.
Watch the video of Beyonce falling:
Beyoncé Knowles fell face first down a flight of stairs during her Orlando concert Tuesday night - only to recover and complete her number nearly without missing a beat, People.com reports.
Wearing a trench coat and high heels, Knowles, 25, was singing her hit "Ring the Alarm" while walking down a staircase. As she flipped her hair around, the singer lost her balance and slid down about a dozen steps.
Knowles' microphone fell out of her hands and slid across the stage. She quickly grabbed the mic and jumped up, picking up her song practically where she had left off.
"Beyoncé's fall on stage last night in Orlando, Fla., during her performance of 'Ring the Alarm' was a mere spot on an otherwise sensational, flawless show," the singer's rep said yesterday. "It was a case of her coat's hem getting caught in her shoes, but Miss Knowles picked herself right up, without missing a beat, showing to all that she is the best."
The singer's rep says Knowles did not sustain any injuries as a result of the fall.
After finishing the song, Knowles left the stage. When she returned to sing her next song she asked fans not to put the fall on the Internet.
"Don't put it on YouTube," Knowles requested good-naturedly. But the pleas were to no avail. By yesterday, the video of the incident was all over the Web, and could be found on several video Web sites - including YouTube.
Oh, how vain could the celebrities be. Don't worry, we have the video of Beyonce falling down the stairs during her Orlando concert. According to some reports, more than one million people have seen the video on the Internet so far, so what's another 2-3 million?

Even though Beyonce is heard on some videos asking not to be posted - tough luck. But have to admit - the video of Beyonce falling down is very hard to come by. Why? Apparently, Sony BMG have launched an attack on YouTube citing some copyright violations. We don't worry about it, as we do not host the video, only found the right website with Beyonces video falling during her concert. We found it on Live Leak.
If you think she has the right of privacy during a concert, don't watch the video. For those who want to see the video of Beyonce Knowles falling down the stairs, scroll down.
Meanwhile, there are rumors that the online betting website Bodog Sports will offer odds on which celebrity will fall next. If that's true, soon people would be able to monetarist on other people's mishaps.
Watch the video of Beyonce falling:
Beyoncé Knowles fell face first down a flight of stairs during her Orlando concert Tuesday night - only to recover and complete her number nearly without missing a beat, People.com reports.
Wearing a trench coat and high heels, Knowles, 25, was singing her hit "Ring the Alarm" while walking down a staircase. As she flipped her hair around, the singer lost her balance and slid down about a dozen steps.
Knowles' microphone fell out of her hands and slid across the stage. She quickly grabbed the mic and jumped up, picking up her song practically where she had left off.
"Beyoncé's fall on stage last night in Orlando, Fla., during her performance of 'Ring the Alarm' was a mere spot on an otherwise sensational, flawless show," the singer's rep said yesterday. "It was a case of her coat's hem getting caught in her shoes, but Miss Knowles picked herself right up, without missing a beat, showing to all that she is the best."
The singer's rep says Knowles did not sustain any injuries as a result of the fall.
After finishing the song, Knowles left the stage. When she returned to sing her next song she asked fans not to put the fall on the Internet.
"Don't put it on YouTube," Knowles requested good-naturedly. But the pleas were to no avail. By yesterday, the video of the incident was all over the Web, and could be found on several video Web sites - including YouTube.

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