Let's be honest. We would all like to look like Beyonce if we could.

But one lucky lady actually does look nearly identical to the Single Ladies hit maker.

Her name is Brittany Williams and she is a 20-year-old living in Detroit.

Beyonce on the left and Brittany Williams on the right. Photos / Getty and Instagram
Beyonce on the left and Brittany Williams on the right. Photos / Getty and Instagram

Williams first attracted online attention when she started posting photos on Instagram that resembled Bey.

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According to a recent interview with BET she says that she gets a lot of haters in the comments who say she is trying so hard to look like Beyoncé and accuse her of wearing a weave to imitate the pop icon.

"Actually, I do not wear a lot of makeup. I hate to look drastically different from my natural self. I keep it simple," she says.

"Some people assume I wear weave to look like her, but most of the pictures that I post online are with no weave. I naturally have long, thick hair. Weave is a choice for me."

She's apparently been getting the Beyoncé comparisons since she was in high school.

"If I ever met her, I would tell her that I'm proud of her and everything she is and has achieved."

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"I would tell her that I appreciate how she uses music to express herself in the way the art was intended - freely with no reservation to our emotions. I would express my liking to the way she moves; with much calculation, a desire for perfection and an unnecessary work ethic that proves time after time her love for what she does."

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"I'm proud of this woman and I'm proud she reflects a different stigma of what it means to have the color of my skin. I would simply tell her, 'I'm proud.'"