Tina Knowles applauds critics of Beyoncé’s halftime show

Tina Knowles She stands strong to support her daughter, Beyoncéfollowing criticism of the pop icon’s long-awaited NFL Halftime Show performance on Christmas Day.

The Houston-born star delivered a rousing show featuring songs from her latest album, “Cowboy Carter,” a country-infused project that has dominated the Billboard 200 chart for two straight weeks. The tracklist highlighted standout songs like “16 Carriages,” “Texas Hold ‘Em,” “Levii’s Jeans” and a reimagined version of “Jolene.”

Beyoncé’s performance wasn’t just about her powerful voice and distinctive stage presence; She’s also gathered a talented group of collaborators, including Chabuzi, Post Malone, Tanner Adele, and Brittney Spencer.

Adding to the magic of the show, Beyoncé’s 12-year-old daughter, Blue Ivy CarterShe made a special appearance as a dancer, marking another memorable moment after previously performing alongside her mother during the Renaissance World Tour.

Only moments later Beyoncé’s halftime show It was over, and social media was flooded with opinions, with many criticizing the “Texas Hold ‘Em” artist.

One X user said: “Hmm… flags in belt loops, upside down, touching the ground.” “Awesome covers of amazing songs, some references. Far from a great performance.”

Another person said: “No, actually, it wasn’t Christmas at all and he thought it would never end. What was that about?”

“Awful… really smack of country music. “Not good in my opinion,” expressed a third.

The show concluded with the “Single Ladies” hitmaker dramatically rising onto a scaffold above the stadium, snapping her finger while raising a “Bang” sign behind her, according to The Verge. Express Thursday.

In response to ongoing discussions about such displays, NFL executive Troy Vincent reinforced the league’s tough stance on such gestures during an October meeting, reaffirming their ban on the field. “There is no place for that in professional football,” he said at the time. Think about where we are as a society. …I don’t think that’s what we’ve come to and what we’re trying to represent.

After seeing the gesture, fans took to social media to ask, “Where is the Beyoncé flag for finger guns?!?!” and “Will the NFL fine Beyoncé over finger guns?!”

On Friday, December 27, Tina Knowles addressed the criticism surrounding Beyoncé’s captivating halftime performance during the Baltimore Ravens’ game against the Houston Texans at NRG Stadium. 12 minute set, Now streaming on Netflixsparked some backlash, prompting the proud mother to take to social media and defend her daughter’s art.

Knowles began her response by sharing a fan’s message on Instagram, which directly addressed and criticized those who had negative feedback about Beyoncé’s performance.

“Regardless of whether you like Beyoncé’s music or not, it’s proof and motivation that no matter how undeniably talented you are, people will always have some negative things to say,” the caption read.

Tina Knowles responded: “My exact feelings! It’s baffling to me that you would take your precious Christmas day and watch a show by someone you hate and don’t think has talent so you can talk about it later.”

The pop star’s mother added: “You’re clearly obsessed with them, addicted to them, secretly admiring them, wishing you were like them, and you can’t help but watch and criticize and comment and say stupid, ridiculous things that make you look like them.” Such a joke!! So switch to another channel when it’s time to take a break and watch goofy cartoons or Bozo the clown or anything you can relate to and see yourself in.

Knowles also praised her daughter’s resilience, saying, “I’ve learned a lot from her warrior spirit. When they’re down, I work harder. ‘No weapon will work against me. ‘One, two, three waiting for the fake robots to come.'”

Beyoncé’s halftime show is currently streaming on Netflix.