BeyoncéThe decision on the seal "Star-Starpled banner" on the introductory night of its cowboy carter tour left fans divided.

Many fans are taken into social media to share their thoughts on the involvement of the state anthem in its building.

Although many thought they should not include a national anthem in his set, she still received support from others.

Songstress "Texas Hold 'em" He kicked his cowboy carter tour on Monday night at the Sofa Stadium in Los Angeles.

The opening of the tour lived to expectation to make Beyoncé delight fans three hours extraordinary cascades, electrifying choreographs and fork costumes.

However, her decision to perform the country's national anthem has caused an online discussion among fans after Pop base He published video performance at X.

The fans opposed the singer who performed the national anthem, they pointed out the current political climate, stating policies adopted by the LED Government Donald.

One person said, "All this during Trump administration .... So strange and tone deaf", while the other person joined the "honor of American nationalism while Trump was deportation of the baby. She is sales."

The third critic added, "No shade, but everything happens in our country, this feels like the last song we should sing," I feel like only in America pop star sang on his own concert. "

Another plucked fan was questioned by Beyoncé for singing a national anthem, knowing that he wrote him the owner of slaves.

They wrote, "Beyoncé built a whole brand around" Black Excellence "and" freedom ", would not have a state anthem who literally celebrated the death of enslaved people while the undermining song is rooted in black oppression."

However, many people defend Beyoncé in the middle of a criticism, and one person announces that critics missed the point behind their singing national anthem, "freedom", which was used as anthem during the George Floyd protest.

The fan wrote: "A dark turn to a national hymn who enters into freedom Ohh, people forever lack the plot I am afraid."

Another person with similar feelings divided "people do not understand the artistic vision of singing a national anthem at halfway until freedom occurs. Some of you are stupid yo."

The third person crossed Beyoncé's performance, writing, "That voice. That control. No one holds a moment like her," While another fan added, "beautiful song beautiful ladies."

"Crazy in love" Foamers of the national anthem's performance was one of the nightlight.

That move was particularly symbolic because it arrived almost a month after the disputed rapper Kanye West attacked Ruma and her twin brother, Sir Carter, in several posts on X.

Rumi has the features of "Protector" as it says, "Mom, can I hear a lullaby, please" in the track.

The seventh year old shone in a sunny, golden dress and flourtula was her knit hair while on stage.

She was visibly excited as she faced thousands of fans on a sold out concert. Rumi waved in a crowd, hugged her mom, and then her older sister was performed, Blue Ivy.

Many fans loved a cute moment when Beyoncé brought Ruma on the stage and pushed himself about the young star on social media.

One person wrote in X, "Oh, she knows he's a star."

Another fan added, "he's so happy to be on stage."

Meanwhile, a third person was recorded, "Rumi is the excitement of absolute twitch. She is so cute."