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- Beyoncés Flying Car Prop did not work during his show at Houston’s NRG Stadium on Saturday 28 June
- The singer, 43, was forced to pause his performance of “16 carts” when she was brought down to safety
- The incident occurred during Beyoncé’s first of two shows in her hometown of Houston
Beyoncé suffered a scary technical malfunction during her first of two Cowboy Carter shows in Houston.
On Saturday, June 28, “Texas Hold ‘EM” singer, 43, played his song “16 Carriages” in a car suspended above concert guests at Houston’s NRG Stadium when props began to lean the air.
The scary moment was divided into a Tiktok videoWhere Beyoncé is seen sitting on top of a red convertible when it begins to tilted at a sharp angle in the air. She seems to wear a harness and sticks to one of the cables attached to the car when leaning.
“Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop,” the singer then says into the microphone when the music is cut out. Beyoncé remains hanging in the air and looking down at the ground and up again, before smiling at the crowd as they cheer.
After a few seconds while it is still hanging in the air, the singer is seen in the clip calmly and tells the audience, “Thanks for your patience.” Beyoncé is then taken down to the center of Stadion.
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As the vehicle gets closer to the ground, it stops leaning and the singer mixes back to her original sitting position on top of the car while she smiles at the audience when the lights are turned off.
“OMG she scared me,” wrote a fan over the clip. “So happy that she is safe and nothing happened !! Someone who got the firredddd,” they added and referred to Beyoncé’s iconic line from her I am a world tour 2010.
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According to Houston ChronicleThe The car stopped moving in the air halfway through the song. After the car was lowered, Beyoncé left “short” stage floor before returning to end her performance, Hot new hip hop reported.
The reason for the error is not clear right now.
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A clips published on x showed that Beyoncé addressed mishaps after returning to the stage. “If I ever fall, I know you would catch me,” she said as the audience cheered loudly in response.
Beyoncé’s representatives did not immediately respond to people’s request for comment on Sunday, June 29.
