Beyoncé’s Team Breaks Silence On The Dangerous Car Stunt Incident

Beyoncé It was a horrifying moment to his concert in Houston, Texas, on Saturday night, when technical abuse placed him in an uncertain situation, and now his team is speaking.

When making his hit “16 wagons”, a red convertible type that carries superstars above the crowd during his exhibition, began to tilt dangerously. Prop, which is used to give Beyoncé a more accurate picture of his fans as it spreads above them threatened to throw a “cowboy card” artist from the car and the audience.

As he is a true professional, Beyoncé remained calm and composed as the car tilted, and he returned to the main stage to stop running without passing the beat.

After the program, Beyoncé’s team Parkwood Entertainment published a statement to resolve the event. They confirmed that the abuse was due to the technical dysfunction of the flying car.

“Tonight in Houston, NRG Stadium, technical abuse caused a flying car, the propeller Beyoncé uses the stadium to circle and close to his fans,” Daily mail. “He was lowered quickly and no one was injured. The exhibition continued without cases.”

“Stop, quit, stop, stop,” he ordered severely, his concerns clearly in his voice. Originally stunned, the crowd burst into a mixture of cheer and screams, when a vehicle that is attached to a different cable was safely retained back to the stage.

Despite the frightening situation, Beyoncé looked damaging in the car.

“I want to thank you,” Beyoncé told the audience to express her gratitude for her support. “If I ever fall, I know that everything will stick to me,” he added, showing his undecidable trust.

Social media users quickly shared the footage of the event, and Houston Kronika’s reports pointed out that his car had stopped moving air before malfunctions.

This is not the first time Beyoncé has faced technical difficulties during his “Cowboy Carter” round.

In May, his five-night run during the last exhibition in Los Angeles at the Sofi stadium in Inblewood, he has experienced malfunctions on the robotic arm.

The robot, which was designed to pour the drink to the singer, passed his mark and leaked liquor over his golden throne. Beyoncé was left surprised and a little confused, but as always, he dealt with the situation in grace and humor.

This is by far the first time Beyoncé has recently made titles.

As the explosion stated, the singer met strong criticism of his progressive fanbase after use The controversial t -shirt “Cowboy Carter” during his round in Paris. A 43-year-old music image, known to use his platform to solve social issues, has been shocking with his dress, which included the image of Buffalo soldiers, African-American soldiers, which served in the United States Army after the Civil War.

Although many originally assumed that the shirt was a nod to be often overlooked black history, critics quickly pointed out to the legacy of the Buffalo soldiers.