Beyoncé has already finished a handful of electrifying stops during its current “Cowboy Carter” tour.
The production of almost three hours presents songs from his award -winning album in gender flexion and the appearances of his daughters, Blue Ivy and Rumi Carter.
Social media users are particularly obsessed with the Rumi segment in the series, and on the basis of Tina Knowles’ latest comments on this subject, Rumi is well aware of worship.
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Tina Knowles shares what Rumi Carter told her to play with Beyoncé on tour
During a segment of the “Cowboy Carter” tour of Beyoncé, which launched on April 28 at the Sofi stadium in California, her youngest daughter, Rumi, joined her on stage for the song “Protector”.
It is a moving song on the love of a mother, and in the studio version, Rumi is starring asking her mother to sing it once again.
Speak with AND! News About the emotional moment that captivated social media, Rumi’s grandmother, Tina Knowlessaid the little one likes attention.
“You know that my granddaughter Rumi said to me:” How do you feel when you greet and everyone shouts, “Tina revealed when she stopped promotional for her book,” Matriarche. “” She said: “It’s powerful.” I said to myself: “Oh.
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Tina establishes straight if she had to scold Rumi on stage
Tina joined Rumi, Blue and Beyoncé on stage during the May 1st, where singer “Single Ladies” congratulated her mother and her book for having reached No. 1 on the New York Times List of bestsellers.
On stage, Rumi, 7, continued to reach the Beyoncé microphone and on social networks, users stressed how much Tina seemed to correct the behavior of the young person.
“It was real, it was real life,” said Tina. “Mamies do not play.”
She added: “No, it was really not that. It was just that she was looking for the microphone because she meant something, and I realized that. But she was shooting, and I was like” Oh my God, that’s all that should happen, is that the microphone strikes it, and they say “Oh, Beyoncé struck it in front”. “”
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Tina is thinking about sharing the scene with Beyoncé and her granddaughters
Tina, who has worked with her daughter in the industry since the late 90s, also thought about what it was to stand on stage next to Beyoncé and her two granddaughters.
“I must be there with her, and Blue and Rumi, it made her special,” she said. “It was from a different point of view. I mean, I am generally behind the stage. But it was really fun, it was exciting.”
The 71-year-old also expressed his pride towards his grandchildren, adding: “All are incredible.”
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Could Blue Ivy Carter go earlier than Beyoncé?
Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” also offers high -energy moments from her eldest daughter, Blue Ivy. The 13 -year -old woman performs alongside her powerful mother throughout the show and has solos during the songs “America has a problem” and “already”.
A few days after the launch of the show and that Blue’s fierce dance movements became viral, an initiate revealed that the teenager would have planned to launch his own musical career.
“Blue plans to start his own career in music,” said a source. “Some of Beyoncé’s favorite writers are quietly writing demos for her in anticipation of a solo album.”
But that’s not all. Blue would have written music herself and would have received advice from her aunt, Solange, who was the first black woman to compose an original score for the New York City Ballet.
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The source also added that one of Beyoncé’s longtime producers and friends, The-Dream, is also involved.
“The-Dream was spearhead, and has two or three records for it. They know that fans want to hear a blue record,” said the source.
The initiates of the industry suggest that Blue Ivy could generate a large sum of money like his parents
If Blue is launching a solo musical career, industry experts suggest that the teenager could generate significant income, similar to her mother, Beyoncé.
“Blue Ivy could easily secure offers of several million dollars, lucrative brand partnerships and important income from streaming platforms and endorsements from the start,” said public relations expert Stacy Jones. “Think of Olivia Rodrigo or Billie Eilish, but amplified because of her family history.”
The public relations expert explained that Blue could reach the same level of popularity as her parents if she offers “real talent, authenticity and really connects with fans, especially Gen Z.”
