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Five-year-old Kylie Rae Brooks,world sex videos one of the Bey Hive's cutest members, decided to be Beyoncé for Halloween, and her recreation of one of the superstar's most iconic looks is flawless.

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Her mom, Diana Alvarez, raised her daughter on Queen Bey's music, and Instagrammed Kylie Rae's version of the yellow dress and trusty baseball bat from the "Hold Up" video.

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Alvarez told Buzzfeedthat when she surprised the tiny single lady with Formation Tour tickets for a mom-daughter Valentine's Day date, “She was beyond excited, and danced and sang all the songs, which she knows by heart.”

Kylie Rae, decked out in jewels, also recreated one of Bey's phenomenal "Formation" looks with an age-appropriate pose.

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Hey, Mr. and Mrs. Carter, does Blue Ivy want a new trick-or-treating buddy? We're looking forward to the day when she and Kylie Rae run the world.

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