Beyonce is set to light up the TV screens this holiday season.
The singer revealed on Sunday, Nov. 17 that she will perform the halftime show at the NFL clash between the Houston Texans and the Baltimore Ravens at NRG Stadium in Houston on Dec. 25.
Visiting X on Sunday night to share a video teaser for the event, Beyoncé captioned the video, “HOUSTON, TEXAS – 12.25.24,” a nod to the doubleheader match that will air live on Netflix for the first time. It will be broadcast live. The year
The teaser video opens with a shot of a vintage car covered in red roses as the track, “American Requiem” off cowboy carter, Begins to play a cappella style. The camera then pans to reveal the car’s plates, which read, “BNCNTRY”, before Beyoncé’s bare legs come into focus as she stands on top of the car’s bonnet.
A spotlight then floods the singer, revealing her in a body-hugging red, white and blue mini dress with a white cowboy hat as her platinum Blonde hair flows against his frame.
A football then flies towards his arms, which the megastar catches easily as his eyes are glued to the camera. A close-up of it then appears before two sets of text, “Christmas Day Houston, TX,” and, “Halftime Show,” flash on the screen. The final segment of the video shares that the televised event begins at 4:30 PM ET on Christmas Day.
Netflix announced on October 20 that two games will be played on December 25 this year. Before the Texans and Ravens matchup, the Kansas City Chiefs will take on the Pittsburgh Steelers at 1:00 PM ET.
In a video shared via YouTube on October 20, the Chiefs were fed up. Travis Kelce Seen as saying, “What a day for some football, kid!” The clip continued with moments of game time with the teams, set to the track “Felz Navidad”. At the time the streaming service emphasized that “huddle up for a new tradition.
Beyoncé’s involvement in the Netflix initiative follows. Cowboy Carter She was snubbed by the Country Music Association Awards after failing to receive any nominations during the 2024 CMA Awards nominations announced on September 9.
The singer, who debuted her first country-influenced project in March, was absent from every category and while she kept quiet in the wake of the snub, Beyoncé’s Beyonce made itself heard.
“Beyoncé should host a live show on all platforms at the same time as the CMAs. Or release videos for the album the minute the CMAs start,” one X user wrote at the time. Another fan added, “Beyoncé didn’t receive a single nomination at the Country Music Awards (CMAs). It’s on.”
In the lead up to the release of Cowboy CarterBeyonce has been vocal about her entry into the country music scene. “Today marks the 10-day countdown to release. Act II. Deepest thanks to all the supporters of ‘Texas Hold ‘Em’ and ’16 Carriages,'” he wrote via Instagram on March 19, referring to the first two singles. Cowboy Carter. “I’m proud to be the first black woman with a number one single on the Hot Country Songs chart.”