Beyoncé It can be known for impeccable performances, but even Queen Bey is not immune to technical unhappy accidents.

As the explosion, during the recent show in her hometown, I enter Texas, the star "Cowboy Carter" experienced a frightening moment when a red convertible used for soaking above the crowd above the crowd dangerously tilts in the middle of the air.

The incident occurred during its "16 carts" on the NRG stage, when the flying car, designed to give Beyoncé rapid views of their fans, shifted unexpectedly, placing the insecure place above the audience.

Beyoncé quickly realized that something was wrong and calmly addressed her crew.

"Stop, stop, stop, stop," she said firmly as the vehicle overcame her head, fueled gas from the audience. The superstar remained ready in the entire experience and must be lowered in the main phase.

"Tonight at Houston, at the NRG Stadium, he used to fly the stadium, and see his fans who descended quickly, and no one was injured. The show continued without an incident."

Despite the frightening, Beyoncé continued with her without lacking rhythm, earning the joy and admiration of her professionalism. He later thanked his audience with a cordial message, "if I ever fall, I know you will catch me."

After Beyoncé's team replaced the tilted flying car for new horse thematic preaches, fan reactions were quick and divided, illuminating social media with fear and concern. Some viewers questioned the logic and security of the new election, especially in the mid-concert accident.

"Was that necessary?" One user blunted.

"I cry because this seems even more dangerous than cars," he wrote another one, the feeling of many who were afraid of a horse who set new risks.

"I'm not sure if I should be nervous or in fear," he added a fan caught between admiration and anxiety.

"How are this safer than cars?" One commenter questioned, summarizing the confusion that echoed in X.

Others were not impressed by a creative turn.

"Rough," a spectator wrote.

"And it was a sick decision," said another, using a slang term that was often associated with something extreme or over the top, although it was not clear whether it meant it as a compliment or criticism.

The days before Beyoncé's team fell silent to deal with the flying car incident, a separate controversy ordained abroad.

At first glance, the honor of the forgotten chapter of black military history appeared. But as the images circulate on the network, fans started browsing the back of the clothes, which included a passage that relates to the Indians and others as "enemies of peace, order and settlement".

"Their antogonists were enemies of peace, orders and settlements: Indians infected, Banditi, cattle thieves, killer attackers, bootlegegers, transitions and Mexican revolutionaries," compliant with the custom touch screen Ondd.