Leading the pack of Netflix's monthly content in April will be Beyoncé's documentary titled Homecoming. The US- based streaming service has teased the April 17th debut of a concert-film on Beyoncé's performance at the 2018 Coachella festival. In a post, Netflix US Twitter handle shared the poster of the upcoming film. The background colour of the title poster is yellow, in tune with Beyoncé's outfit at the 2018 concert. It also uses Greek letters and the same font from the merchandise sold during her performance.
pic.twitter.com/gzR6I3atHz— Netflix US (@netflix) April 7, 2019
The film is fitting tribute to the pop culture icon, who made history at Coachella 2018 when she became the first woman of color to headline the festival. Last year, the Grammy award winning singer launched a scholarship program called the 'Homecoming Scholars Award Program' that provided four Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) each a $25,000 scholarship to award to a student of their own choice.
Fans reaction started pouring in as the post surfaced. See some of the fan posts reacting to the announcement.
.@netflix's Beyonce #Homecoming tease has me like... pic.twitter.com/CDvMSx4FaV— Dino-Ray Ramos (@DinoRay) April 7, 2019
Beyhive, get your coins together. If a documentary is coming, then an album is soon coming, and then a tour will come. You know, by now, how the Queen rolls out projects.— Evette Dionne ♀️ (@freeblackgirl) April 7, 2019
If this Netflix #Homecoming doesn’t turn out to be Beyoncé, I swear to god!!!! I CANT TAKE IT!!!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/OWjiDtPmah— SALUD (@Seb_Cremer) April 7, 2019
Beyoncé's concert film will be welcome move for the service, since its rival Amazon Prime Video already has music films on bands like Coldplay, titled A Head Full of Dreams, and another one on rock band Grateful Dead, called The Grateful Dead. It also puts Netflix's plan to roll out more of such content in the limelight. Homecoming will be available fro streaming on April 17.
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