【Candy Apples Archives】

Beyoncé uploaded another round of impossibly aspirational family photos to her website,Candy Apples Archives and one thing remains clear: Blue Ivy Carter has very high standards.

The 4-year-old, who clearly got the Sasha Fierce genes, demonstrated by her precious, but stern, death glare during what appears to be a lovely meal with her family. Although it's unclear who the sass is directed at, Jay Z is off camera, so do what you will with that information.

SEE ALSO: Hold up, how are these twinsies photos of Beyoncé and Blue Ivy real?

Was she frustrated that mom and dad were drinking fancy beverages and not even offering her one?

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Does she think the whole bee thing is just tired at this point? Moooom, can't I just have a normal cupcake that isn't part of your personal brand?

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Whatever the case, Blue Ivy developed a discerning eye early on. She didn't care much for the Super Bowl trophy. Her $820 skirt was merely adequate. Her extravagant fairy-themed birthday party had its moments, though.

We await her comments on Tidal with open arms.

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