Anger over arrangements to permit Beyonce to depict South African lady paraded around nineteenth Century monstrosity indicates in view of her immense hindquarters as tribe say the vocalist 'needs human nobility'

Beyonce has been blamed for "presumption" and lacking 'fundamental human respect' taking after news that she is composing and featuring in a film around one of South Africa's most lamentable chronicled figures.

The artist will give herself a role as Saartjie Baartman, from the "bushmen" tribe, why should constrained star in a London monstrosity show 200 years back, because of her exceptionally expansive backside and 'intriguing components'.

The star, whose humble film parts to date incorporate Austin Powers, has seized on the narrative of Baartman - who is presently a symbol for racial and sexist abuse in Africa - as a method for reevaluating herself as a genuine essayist and on-screen character, as indicated by reports.