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Beyonce's USD 250,000 prize for best video

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Posted: Feb 26, 2009 at 1029 hrs IST
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London R&B superstar Beyonce Knowles has announced a USD 250,000 cash prize for the fan who can create the best music video inspired by her latest hit "Single Ladies".

Popular interactive website 'Youtube' has been flooded by amateur videos her fans dancing to Beyonce's chart topping number, including toddler Adrianna who copies Knowles' moves wearing a pink leotard, the Contactmusic reported.

The winning video will also be shown during the singer's upcoming world tour.

Beyonce who is a multi Grammy winning performer is known for her foot tapping numbers that play in nightclubs around the world.

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