Last year, Beyoncé startled fans by releasing a visual album that she wrote during her visit to the Hamptons. According to rumors, history might just repeat itself in this regard.

An unverified photo that's making the rounds on the Internet indicates that Beyoncé will release a self-titled album with ten new songs, plus the previously released "Flawless" remix with Nicki Minaj.

She is also allegedly releasing three DVDs that will contain items like three new music videos and an HBO special of her tour with her husband Jay Z.

Checking the photo for legitimacy offers only a few clues. The album's release date is erroneously listed as "Monday, Nov 25," when Nov 25 is actually a Tuesday.

That is quite likely a typo that points to either a sloppy hoaxer or an actual album coming out later this month. "DONK" and "Cherry" are said to be actual song titles registered with the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers - but fans often mix up real titles and made-up ones when dreaming up fake track lists.

The letterhead and formatting also look convincingly professional - but plenty of people know their way around Photoshop, and not all of them are honest.

Rumors of the "Flawless" remix had preceded its arrival, which means the secrecy that has surrounded the first visual album may be hard to copy, especially now that fans know what Beyoncé can do.

Hoax or not, the photo is a reminder that she can spend the rest of her career dropping new music and any accompanying videos anytime she wants.