Beyoncé lit the piano, drove a convertible "floating" at the concert, received an ultimatum

In showbiz, Beyoncé's endurance can be said to have not found an opponent. But some of the things the female singer did also caused significant concern, typically at the last concert.

On April 28, Beyoncé officially kicked off the Cowboy Carter tour with the starting point being Los Angeles. The first concert was held at SoFi Stadium, which has a capacity of up to 70-100 thousand people. The "Queen Bee" fought SoFi for 5 nights, setting a record for an artist who held the most music nights at this stadium.

Throughout the 3-hour performance, Beyoncé brought 36 songs mainly "picked up" from the albums Cowboy Carter, Renaissance and Lemondade. Although the LED lighting is a little disappointing, the overall music night still brings an extremely entertaining and eye-pleasing experience to the audience.

The songs from "Cowboy Carter" through Beyoncé's "blood" energy, the female singer pays tribute and honors to the roots of country music - created by people of color. Not only turning over the history of country music, but she also opened up a vibrant space, imbued with the ballroom spirit through a series of songs from the Renaissance album.

One of the most memorable highlights of the concert was the moment Beyoncé lit a fire on stage. Specifically, the female singer sat at the piano, "puffed" on a cigarette and then conveniently lit the piano, causing the entire frame to burn brightly.

Of course, this is the intention to make the performance more dramatic and attractive. Some people are curious to know what the "fate" of the piano will be. Meanwhile, many netizens raised doubts about fire safety, and the preservation process on the concert stage.

But that's not all, the greatest female singer of the 21st century also "bonbon" a convertible car in the air while the 16 Carriages performance was taking place. This moment immediately caused a fever in international social media because of her endurance. The video series captures the full scene of Beyoncé traveling on the "floating box car" that has garnered millions of views.

In addition, the BeyHive fan community has also widely spread a clip recording the impressive moment when the female singer appeared on stage, holding the Las Vegas Sphere - the city's outstanding technology and architecture icon. However, this clip led to a tough legal move when SEG - the company that owns Sphere found out.

According to the New York Post, James Dolan - CEO of Sphere Entertainment, sent a letter asking Beyoncé and production company Parkwood Entertainment to stop using Sphere images in performances.

In the letter, SEG's attorney, Kathleen McCarthy, accused Beyoncé of "illegally using and infringing" the company's intellectual property, and said the video led to "significant speculation that Beyoncé would end her tour at the Sphere location."

An excerpt from the letter describes: "Beyoncé is many times larger than the Sphere site, bent down, lifted the site, and dimly looked down at it." SEG insists that this image is not allowed at all, and that Sphere's prominent appearance in the video is an act of "image manipulation" without official approval.

SEG has set a deadline of May 5 for the singer to remove the video from all shows. If there is no compliance, the company said it will take "further legal action without further notice".

It is worth mentioning that previously, Beyoncé and SEG were reportedly in talks about the possibility of holding a series of performances at the Sphere. However, negotiations broke down when the singer asked the venue to be closed for two weeks for rehearsals, a request that was deemed unfeasible for a venue with a busy schedule. After that, the singer born in 1981 is said to have switched the direction of negotiations with MGM about a 100-session tour in Las Vegas.

Despite the controversy, the "COWBOY CARTER" tour still attracts global attention. After her first concert in Los Angeles, Beyoncé will continue to perform in major cities such as Chicago, Atlanta, Houston, Las Vegas and many other venues throughout North America. In addition, the singer will also bring a tour to Europe with concerts in London and Paris in June.

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