Beyonce is going viral for appearing upset during the final number of her show in Amsterdam on Sunday.
The 41-year-old superstar – who recently shocked fans with her use of an autocue -had a strong reaction after her stage crew missed a cue to help her down from a prop.
In a viral clip the Texas native is seen performing atop a silver horse prop as she sings her tune Summer Renaissance.
A fan in the audience recorded her pushing a crew member’s hand away as he reaches to help her off the fixture.
She later was filmed mouthing ‘Oh, my God!’ after moving her microphone away from her mouth.
It is not clear if she wanted to get off the horse or stay on. After the song, a crew member pulled the horse prop, with her still on it, off stage.
Hectic: Beyonce is going viral for appearing upset during the final number of her show in Amsterdam on Sunday
Tense moment: The 41-year-old superstar had a strong reaction after her stage crew missed a cue to help her down from a prop
Her fans took to social media after the blunder to joke about what happened.
One person tweeted, ‘This was a lot… the crew in the photo, dancers where they’re not supposed to be, reneigh [the horse’s name] and beyoncé still on the ground, beyoncé slapping the crew members hand after they tried to tug on her, her pushing the stair case away cause she was pissed off… this show was chaotic…’
Another Twitter user joked that ‘people got fired’ and added, ‘She’s such a pro for continuing her performance hitting those notes in the midst of it.’
And one account posted, ‘Beyonce definitely had a staff meeting immediately after the show.’
Yet another admirer noted, ‘I’m tryna become beyoncé levels of “the show must go on” when i get pissed off at work.’
Beyonce, who kicked off her worldwide tour last month, has been actively documenting the undertaking on Instagram.
On Monday she shared a post displaying a hot pink tour costume that she designed.
She wrote, ‘I started designing this collection over a year ago. I was so engulfed in all things RENAISSANCE and was inspired by Studio 54, Bob Mackie and the disco era.’
Nightly prop: In a viral clip the Texas native is seen performing atop a silver horse prop as she sings her tune Summer Renaissance; pictured in a photo shared to the singer’s Instagram
Not happy: She later was filmed mouthing ‘Oh, my God!’ after moving her microphone away from her mouth
The caption continued, ‘I wanted to do a modern twist using the signature IVY PARK neon and bring disco to the beach in this swim collection.
‘I’m so happy to share this with you and even more proud to launch it for the first time on the RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR.
‘I’m proud to be among the very talented Black designers featured in last night’s show to celebrate Juneteenth.’
The post has so far collected more than one million likes from the entertainer’s 312 million followers.
She tagged the location as Amsterdam, Netherlands, where she performed back-to-back nights on June 17 and 18.
The music mogul will next take her tour to Germany as she performs a night in Hamburg and one in Frankfurt.
The songstress recently shocked the crowd at her UK concerts when they spotted a large screen emblazoned with song lyrics to help her while singing.
Sources close to the star said the teleprompter is there as a precaution to avoid ‘slip ups.’
Multifaceted: On Monday she shared a post displaying a hot pink tour costume that she designed
Background: Beyoncé shared, ‘I started designing this collection over a year ago. I was so engulfed in all things RENAISSANCE and was inspired by Studio 54, Bob Mackie and the disco era.’
The tour has so far been a huge success for the mother-of-three, who is married to rap mogul Jay-Z.
The show features nine outfit changes, including an Alexander McQueen bodysuit with knee-high boots, a custom Loewe bodysuit, and a series of glittering catsuits.
Fans have also regularly been treated to dance performances by Beyonce’s firstborn child, daughter Blue Ivy, 11.
In February Billboard estimated that the Oscar-nominated songwriter’s ninth concert tour will gross approximately $300M.
