Blue Ivy was a fairly constant figure on stage during her mother Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour.
Originally, the 11-year-old daughter of Beyonce, 42, and Jay-Z, 53, was going to dance alone in one of her mother’s shows, but she enjoyed it so much she asked to do more.
And some fans came out in support of the child, criticizing her dance moves.
Unfortunately, Blue Ivy saw all those negative comments. But instead of giving up, it motivated the tween to be better.
“Although she eventually relented, Beyoncé was stunned when Blue Ivy read comments on social media criticizing her lackluster moves,” the spokesperson said. New York Times renaissance film review said.
Dancer: Blue Ivy was a fairly constant figure on stage during her mother Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour
“But it made her mother happy that instead of quitting, she decided to work and train even harder for future stops.”
Twitter/X users were shocked by this news, or at least the users who didn’t initially shame the child for her dancing skills.
One Twitter user wrote: ‘Blue Ivy read the comments y’all made about her dancing with her own eyes and STILL decided to train even harder. that’s what we call a QUEEN!’
Another called out the detractors, writing, “They’re in quotes saying ‘this is how you take constructive criticism,’ as if this isn’t an 11-year-old child who shouldn’t have been called all kinds of names by adults.” not being a top performer.”
And someone criticized that comment: “She should have listened to the professional artist who hired professional artists who said she wasn’t ready. She hung around and found out. She is doing better now. Get a grip.’
The Single Ladies singer also said in the film that performing in front of tens of thousands was no place for an 11-year-old.
Daughter: Originally, the 11-year-old daughter of Beyonce, 42, and Jay-Z, 53, was going to dance alone in one of her mom’s shows, but she loved it so much she asked to do more
Critics: And some fans came out for the child, criticizing her dance moves. Unfortunately, Blue Ivy saw all those negative comments
Inspiration: But instead of giving up, it motivated the tween to be better
Review: ‘Although she eventually relented, Beyoncé was stunned when Blue Ivy read comments on social media criticizing her lackluster moves,’ according to the New York Times review of the Renaissance film
Dancers: ‘But it was a great pleasure for her mother that, instead of quitting, she decided to keep working and train even harder for future stops’
Improvement: Twitter/X users were shocked by this news, or at least the users who didn’t initially shame the child for her dancing skills were
Performance: The Single Ladies singer also said in the film that performing in front of tens of thousands was no place for an 11-year-old
Nervous: And she almost fainted when her daughter joined her on stage for the first time. “She told me she was ready to perform, and I said no,” the mother of three said in the film
And she almost fainted when her daughter joined her on stage for the first time. “She told me she was ready to perform, and I said no,” the mother of three said in the film.
Papa Jay-Z is also proud, telling Gayle King on CBS Mornings last month, “I still get goosebumps when I see her walk on stage.
“She was born into a life she didn’t ask for. So since she was born, she has been closely watched and everyone has an opinion about even a little girl, how she keeps her hair,” he said.
“So when she’s on that stage and she’s reclaiming her power, and the song is called My Power, you couldn’t write a better script.”
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