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Key Takeaways:

• A mid-air mishap throughout “16 CARRIAGES” left Beyoncé’s flying automotive stalled at her Houston present on Saturday (June 28).
• She responded with calm and humor, later posting a “Sittin’ Sidewayz” picture reel.
• Fans reacted to the second and speculated a few future tour documentary.

Beyoncé completely crushed each cease on the overseas leg of her “Cowboy Carter Tour,” so anticipation for her return stateside was particularly excessive. The singer’s massive homecoming, naturally, occurred in her hometown of Houston over the weekend. Unfortunately, Saturday (June 28) evening didn’t go fairly as deliberate.

During the ultimate moments of the present, the flying automotive Beyoncé usually rides throughout “16 CARRIAGES” malfunctioned mid-air. “Stop. Stop, stop, stop, stop,” she calmly instructed because the music paused. Moments later, the automotive was rigorously lowered into the aisle, and after a brief delay, Bey made her manner again to the stage.

As anticipated, she dealt with the mishap with model. Taking to social media on Monday (June 30), Beyoncé posted a photograph reel of herself perched on the tilted automotive. “Sittin’ Sidewayz,” she captioned the clip, referencing Paul Wall’s Houston basic.

Fans flooded Beyoncé’s feedback, with one writing, “A legend who can take a joke. Iconic.” Someone else teased, “Bey… It’s too soon.” Meanwhile, one other individual mentioned, “I can’t wait to hear about this show in the movie,” hinting at the opportunity of one other tour film, particularly after the success of the “RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR” companion.

Most importantly, Beyoncé herself appeared unfazed by the incident. “Thank you, guys, for all of your prayers, all of your well wishes,” she mentioned whereas performing that following Sunday (June 29), based on the Houston Chronicle.

While the flying automotive didn’t make a reappearance for evening two at NRG Stadium, there’s nonetheless time for it to get a tune-up earlier than the trek ends. The Grammy Award-winning singer is slated to wrap the “Cowboy Carter Tour” on July 26 on the Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada.