Los Angeles: Singer-songwriter Post Malone expressed his love for Beyonce and gave her a sweet wish. The 29-year-old musician made a surprise cameo during Beyoncé’s epic Christmas Day halftime show at the Texans-Ravens game at NRG Stadium in Houston.
As ‘People’ magazine reports, Beyoncé, 43, brought major holiday spirit and Cowboy Carter vibes to the football event, performing astride a horse in a snow-white cowboy hat and sparkly white cowgirl outfit.
Later in the show, after Beyoncé performed with country singer Shaboozie, Post Malone appeared, and the pair joined her for their hit collab “Levi’s Jeans”.
According to ‘People’, Post Malone expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to share the stage with the music icon in a message shared on X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday, December 28.
“Thank you so much to @Beyonce for having me out in Houston and for your beautiful record. Also, thank you for sharing your talent and art with the world. I love you”, he wrote.
Thank you @beyonce Thank you so much for having me out in Houston and for your beautiful record. Also, thank you for sharing your talent and art with the world. I love you – Post Malone (@PostMalone) 28 December 2024
Fans took the opportunity to share their appreciation for the recent collaboration, with one X user commenting, “New collaboration?”
The halftime show marked the first time Beyoncé performed songs from her latest album in front of a live audience, and the evening – which has since been named the ‘Beyoncé Bowl’ – also featured a special cameo by her 12-year-old daughter. blue Ivy.
Blue Ivy appeared when her mom ended the show with “Texas Hold ‘Em”, and Beyoncé gave a nod to her eldest child with a subtle lyric change, “Then turn me in the middle, Blue, I’ll blow your mind.” “Can’t read.”
The pair performed an elaborate line dance before Beyoncé took the stage for the grand finale. Houston is Beyoncé’s hometown.
Other songs of the evening included “16 Carriages,” “Blackbird” (featuring Brittany Spencer, Reyna Roberts, Tierra Kennedy and Tanner Adele), “My House” and “Spaghetti.” The show also featured a live a cappella group to support Beyoncé. On “American Requiem”
