3 minutes ago, Triton said:

Does she have a belt for the car? At least with the horse shoe she's strapped in. 

She does but if the car crashes down that's not going to do much good for her or the people on the ground. I still don't know what the mechanics of this flying car are. Was it ever actually in danger of falling or was it simply out of balance? The thought is quite scary.

4 minutes ago, Triton said:

Does she have a belt for the car? At least with the horse shoe she's strapped in. 

She has a belt but it really wasn't doing much with the discomfort while she's all smiles.  It took her core strength to keep her from literally dangling out the car.

 

 

Do yall think she's gonna release a triple disc compilation of all three acts including side singles like my house, pony up, queens mix. And then get 3x sales per copy 

27 minutes ago, skeeyee said:

Do yall think she's gonna release a triple disc compilation of all three acts including side singles like my house, pony up, queens mix. And then get 3x sales per copy 

I hope so, but I doubt it. She doesn't do those things anymore

 

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Do y'all think she's teasing the act iii with that black Ren outfit?

Did yall not listen to the full video of her doing 16 carriages? You can legit hear her timing is off as the car leans further over, and she sounds scared.  She wasn't lipping 

 

yall are exhausting. 

Edited June 29, 20251 yr by Lose My Breath

52 minutes ago, Lose My Breath said:

Did yall not listen to the full video of her doing 16 carriages? You can legit hear her timing is off as the car leans further over, and she sounds scared.  She wasn't lipping 

 

yall are exhausting. 

As someone whos been at the concert: im pretty sure she sings a good 90-95% live this go around. It at least sounded incredible and whenever I was lowkey questioning her, she inserted a random "i see yall" or some other word piece to emphasize its all live. 

I left the stadium thinking "she really is THAT good at singing".

6 minutes ago, Kristie Kuwa said:

As someone whos been at the concert: im pretty sure she sings a good 90-95% live this go around. It at least sounded incredible and whenever I was lowkey questioning her, she inserted a random "i see yall" or some other word piece to emphasize its all live. 

I left the stadium thinking "she really is THAT good at singing".

It was so good my Swiftie friend said it was the best show he's ever seen. Mind you we bought obstructed limited side view tickets last minute and we could only see the runway. 
 

1 hour ago, Lose My Breath said:

Did yall not listen to the full video of her doing 16 carriages? You can legit hear her timing is off as the car leans further over, and she sounds scared.  She wasn't lipping 

 

yall are exhausting. 

yeah this was completely live.. you can hear her hesitation go into fear during the entire thing

 

thoughts? 

3 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

I hope so, but I doubt it. She doesn't do those things anymore

 

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Do y'all think she's teasing the act iii with that black Ren outfit?

That's the first thing I thought of, slowly transitioning into black for the new era 

6 hours ago, BnPac said:

Well I don't know about that, seeing someone you love dearly experiencing a near death experience-or at least if that's how you perceived it when watching it- warrants emotions, crying or otherwise. 

 

I don't think that's something only 13-year olds should be allowed to do. 

Idk that's the thing saying you love her is…  I think I'm at the tail end of my unabashed stanning era (not Beyoncé specific, and it already started once Nicki started acting like a dumbass). Like in 2014 I was on twitter attacking people for saying something negative about Bey Nicki or 1D and posting a ton on here. Now I just don't care to be that involved as much #GrownEra. I find stanning (whether a person, politician, video game, tv show) concerning and I see a correlation between it and how the MAGA movement took off and how people take their dedication and worship of someone too far. They sacrifice their morals and justify behavior and actions because they view the person or thing they stan as an extension of themselves and any critique of them is a negative reflection of yourself. You can't critique them, they're perfect, can do no wrong, etc. I read the /r conservative subreddit sometimes and the mental gymnastics they do to justify Trump or any of his stupid policies is just… Then I go on Twitter and see the Barbz displaying the mental capacity of a fruit loop as they defend Nicki saying or behaving in the dumbest way possible (until she lowers the bar again) and it's the same MAGA behavior just within the female rap scene . Hive isn't as bad, because Beyoncé isn't as problematic, but when she does questionable things they still double down just like any fan base (Dubai, Tiffany Diamond, ticket prices, not promoting (), accusations of lip syncing ) and rapidly attack anyone, even if they're not doing so in bad faith (in this base the bootlickers are so annoying and they're x1000 worse on Twitter because they're teenagers (or so I hope) and don't have fully developed brains and emotional maturity). To wrap up this off topic diary entry (you can tell I'm bored and have nothing to do) . Being concerned for her safety is fine and normal (and expected, this is the Beyoncé base ), I'd chalk it up to empathy and being a good person. But in my opinion, posting online that you're sobbing or crying (without a lick of irony) about something that was ultimately a temporary inconvenience (she's fine, she's experienced worse, tumbling down the stairs during Ring the Alarm) is weirdo behavior, idc! I'd say the same thing about people who sobbed or cried over the malfunctioning Renaissance arms or Swifties that think Taylor is a legend or Rihanna is talented 
 

 

1 hour ago, Anvarie said:

Idk that's the thing saying you love her is…  I think I'm at the tail end of my unabashed stanning era (not Beyoncé specific, and it already started once Nicki started acting like a dumbass). Like in 2014 I was on twitter attacking people for saying something negative about Bey Nicki or 1D and posting a ton on here. Now I just don't care to be that involved as much #GrownEra. I find stanning (whether a person, politician, video game, tv show) concerning and I see a correlation between it and how the MAGA movement took off and how people take their dedication and worship of someone too far. They sacrifice their morals and justify behavior and actions because they view the person or thing they stan as an extension of themselves and any critique of them is a negative reflection of yourself. You can't critique them, they're perfect, can do no wrong, etc. I read the /r conservative subreddit sometimes and the mental gymnastics they do to justify Trump or any of his stupid policies is just… Then I go on Twitter and see the Barbz displaying the mental capacity of a fruit loop as they defend Nicki saying or behaving in the dumbest way possible (until she lowers the bar again) and it's the same MAGA behavior just within the female rap scene . Hive isn't as bad, because Beyoncé isn't as problematic, but when she does questionable things they still double down just like any fan base (Dubai, Tiffany Diamond, ticket prices, not promoting (), accusations of lip syncing ) and rapidly attack anyone, even if they're not doing so in bad faith (in this base the bootlickers are so annoying and they're x1000 worse on Twitter because they're teenagers (or so I hope) and don't have fully developed brains and emotional maturity). To wrap up this off topic diary entry (you can tell I'm bored and have nothing to do) . Being concerned for her safety is fine and normal (and expected, this is the Beyoncé base ), I'd chalk it up to empathy and being a good person. But in my opinion, posting online that you're sobbing or crying (without a lick of irony) about something that was ultimately a temporary inconvenience (she's fine, she's experienced worse, tumbling down the stairs during Ring the Alarm) is weirdo behavior, idc! I'd say the same thing about people who sobbed or cried over the malfunctioning Renaissance arms or Swifties that think Taylor is a legend or Rihanna is talented 
 

 

You typing all that and then going back and putting your beyhive wig back on for the last sentence 

She could've realllyyyyy hurt herself people are normal and empathetic for being scared. On top of the fact that she could've killed whoever was under her if the whole car fell. I get that people take stanning too far but be all the way serious that was scary af lol

the horseshoe is still here, let's see if the car is. also night 2 is eating night 1.

 

8 hours ago, TipToe said:

They are terribly brainwashed. In the day of Gagas free concert here in Rio (i didn't attend but i was close to where it took place coming back from work) i witnessed a young man shouting words against the so-called satanism and proclaiming the poor liddos will burn in hell as well. I sincerely felt sorry for him (and for the liddos 'cause nobody deserved to hear Mayhem live)

Can I say something? 

51 minutes ago, bijonse said:

She could've realllyyyyy hurt herself people are normal and empathetic for being scared. On top of the fact that she could've killed whoever was under her if the whole car fell. I get that people take stanning too far but be all the way serious that was scary af lol

People are only saying this because she's a celebrity. Are we not allowed to feel an emotion when someone is in a stressful situation? Do people not feel emotion watching scripted tv shows and movies? The way people go out of their way to justify dragging Beyonce for no reason is so telling. I've seen comments "All the fans staying under the car to catch her instead of moving out of the way. They worship her. It's a cult!" 

 

1. Yes my ass sure would try to catch her if she fell cause she isn't high enough up to kill me unless I hit my head or sumn. 

2. In the moment I probably would tear up hearing all the commotion from the crowd wondering if something bad is about to happen. It's a normal emotion.

3. Whether it's Beyonce or a stranger I do not want to see someone fall from a distant height. If I can help avoid that from happening, I will do just that. PERIOD!

The best live of Bodyguard! 

16C getting skipped 

I really want like a minute with her brain cause baby girl why couldn't you just sing 16 Carriages on the stage 

She didn't sing 16C?

Poor woman has PTSD now singing 16C

Utter lack of any acknowledgement for 16 Carriages aside, holy **** this was such a fantastic show. Her energy was off the charts, and the section around me was so lit. I had so much fun. Can't wait for ATL night 4!

NRG Stadium may have taken Gillette's crown as worst stadium I've ever been to. Guest services + exiting the venue were a nightmare. I don't think I'd attend a concert here again tbh

1 hour ago, Opulence said:

I really want like a minute with her brain cause baby girl why couldn't you just sing 16 Carriages on the stage 

I think in her mind if it's not in her vision, it's not worth saving. Not saying I agree, but that's the only thing I can imagine for the altogether snub 

22 minutes ago, KKW said:

I think in her mind if it's not in her vision, it's not worth saving. Not saying I agree, but that's the only thing I can imagine for the altogether snub 

Maybe she reflected and thought "its not like 16C adds anything to the show anyway", which granted I could understand. Its a 3 hours show and 16C sole purpose was to interact one last time with the fans. It doesnt really do anything in terms of the shows narrative.

 

I do still believe a cute acoustic moment would've been amazing, but its not like the absence of 16C is hurtinh the show

Edited June 30, 20251 yr by Kristie Kuwa