WATCH: Terrifying malfunction shocks fans at Beyoncé concert
The superstar almost suffered a serious accident on night two of her tour.
Beyoncé is currently filling out stadiums and arenas with her 'Cowboy Carter' tour.
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The accomplished singer is singing and dancing across North America and the world, but not everything always goes as planned with a production of this size.
On May 1, she performed at the SoFi Stadium and captivated the audience as usual.
Being the consummate professional she is, no one could pick up on one part of her show that was slightly off.
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Only a few eagle-eyed fans from the front rows spotted a serious issue.
As Beyoncé entered the 'Cozy' segment of the show, she looked at the floor multiple times.
During this part, the singer stands between two gold frames held by robotic arms.
The robotic arms and frames continue to revolve around Beyoncé while she performs.
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What she had been looking for on the floor was her mark for this part, and when she couldn’t find it, she looked visibly confused.
Without that mark to guide her, she risked stepping into the path of the robotic arms, potentially suffering a serious injury.
In stage productions, marking the stage area involves precisely placing props, set pieces, and actors to ensure smooth performances and seamless transitions.
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Watch the moment below:
@corysaprince Somebody’s gettin fired. happy she’s okay! #cowboycarter #cowboycartertour #beyonce #fyp #beyhive ♬ original sound - Corysaprince
Here is another angle where one can clearly see Beyoncé looking for her mark:
@makanaaaaaaa she was so scared to get hit by the arms omg 😭 but there were so many malfunctions tonight #beyonce #cowboycartertour #imthatgirl #renaissance @Beyoncé ♬ original sound - noah ☾*✲⋆.
In classic Beyoncé fashion, the Grammy-winner did break much of a sweat and kept her cool, continuing the show like nothing happened.
It remains a very real safety threat and there's no doubt that someone got into a lot of trouble.
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