“This is scary”: Fans worried as Beyoncé faces scary moment on Floating Car during her Cowboy Carter concert in Houston

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On Saturday, June 28, Beyoncé kicked off her Cowboy Carter tour in Houston at NRG Stadium.

The music superstar faced a technical issue during her show when a stage prop malfunctioned. While singing "16 Carriages," Beyoncé sat on a red convertible hanging above the crowd. Without warning, the car started to tip to one side. This forced the singer to stop her performance for a bit.

Fans in the audience captured the scary moment on video and shared it online. The footage shows Beyoncé keeping her cool as the car unexpectedly tilts in mid-air. The singer had a safety harness and held onto a cable for support. The audio for the show cut out as she told her team to "stop" several times.

During this brief moment of uncertainty, Beyoncé seemingly kept her cool, nodding to the crowd and expressing gratitude for their understanding. In the end, the issue was sorted, and the singer sat back down on the prop before the lights in the venue went dark.

"This is scary asf , I hope she is fine we cant lost a generation talent," a fan wrote on X.

Fans concerned as Beyoncé faces scary moment on floating car at Houston concert

"I think we were all scared for her and the many people that could’ve been lost or seriously injured," a fan wrote.
"She was so nervous despite trying to put on a brave face and smiling through it for her worried fans," another commented.
"She is going to fire half her crew. so happy she is safe though," an X user reacted.
"Glad to hear Beyoncé was safely lowered, must’ve been a scary moment, especially during such an emotional song like 16 CARRIAGES," another user commented.
"Lord my heart dropped I’m so glad she’s okay," another wrote.
"My heart skipped a beat when she said stop stop stop. So happy they got her down without incident and she was able to close the show. She joked, “I knew yall would catch me if I fell.” But I know she was not pleased," another commented.

Beyoncé resumes Houston show after mid-air prop malfunction during Cowboy Carter tour

News outlets Houston Chronicle and Hot New Hip Hop, report that the singer left the stage for a short time after this. She then came back and finished her show. The rest of the concert went on smoothly.

Fans shared another video on X where Beyoncé can be heard telling the crowd,

"If ever I fall, I know y'all would catch me."

This show was the first of two planned concerts in the singer's hometown. As of now, Beyoncé's team hasn't made an official comment regarding the incident.

Edited by Nimisha