Sorry! Beyoncé didn't register six new songs last night...

A screenshot showcasing a list of six new songs that Beyoncé supposedly registered on ASCAP has been identified as fake. 

Producers The-Dream, Babyface, Lil Wayne, Boots, and more were listed on the songs, coinciding with reports that the singer is currently working on her sixth studio album (picture proof and all). The fake screenshot was originally posted last night on pop forum ATRL, and came with no direct link to the actual information. So, no real source! Of course an eagle-eyed Bey fan provided some hardcore facts explaining why the info on the screenshot could not possibly be authentic. Why do fans fall for this? It wasn't that long ago that a fake tracklist for Rihanna's new album was floating around. Fans want new music so badly, they will run with anything. In related news, Major Lazer who gave us 'Run The World (Girls)' has been teasing their contribution for Bey's new album.

Explanation:

ALSO all ISWCs begin with T. What's with shit like X7182930001 and O0129812886?

— adma (@LiterallyGod) August 31, 2015

Also! ISWCs use a check digit, calculated with the Luhn algorithm, kinda like how credit card numbers are verified to make sure they're real

— adma (@LiterallyGod) August 31, 2015

The alleged ISWC for "Tempted" is T8761452871. The number at the end (1) is the check digit. The Luhn checksum for "876145287" is 2.

— adma (@LiterallyGod) August 31, 2015

Therefore, the Beyoncé ASCAP registrations are fake.

— adma (@LiterallyGod) August 31, 2015

Major Lazer's tweets a few days ago:

🐝 HERE NOW

— PEACE IS THE MISSION (@MAJORLAZER) August 27, 2015

TO 🐝 OR NOT TO 🐝

— PEACE IS THE MISSION (@MAJORLAZER) August 27, 2015

Thoughts?