The "Bey Keeper" collector’s box is limited to 500 units and features a pine construction with green velvet lining, gold-colored hardware, and a faux alligator-skin strap. Despite the ornate design and a numbered brass plate, the product description on the official store confirms the case does not include any music. Fans quickly took to the Instagram page for Parkwood Entertainment to voice their frustration, with some describing the nearly $1,000 price point as exploitative and detached from reality.
The specific figure of $948.01 serves as a numerical nod to the singer’s birth date, September 4, 1981. Critics have argued that a price of $94.81 would have been a more appropriate tribute, noting that the current cost is difficult to justify for a storage accessory that lacks the actual vinyl records it is meant to protect. This controversy coincides with other recent developments regarding the artist, including a posthumous digital collaboration with Selena Quintanilla and an emotional birthday tribute shared by her mother, Tina Knowles, who posted a personal hospital photograph taken on the day of Beyoncé's birth.


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