Beyoncé surprised her fans by teasing her upcoming new music while surprising a Verizon ad at the Super Bowl, for which she was reportedly paid $30 million, on Sunday.
The 42-year-old icon, who attended the big game along with other notable stars, went through several characters in the one-minute commercial.
It comes after days before the telephone company mocked the singer’s appearance in the advertisement with two short fragments shared on social networks.
In one clip, actor Tony Hale squeezes lemons behind a lemonade stand and says, “Wait, you want me to squeeze all these lemons by myself?” It better work that way.’
The track was a reference to the pop star’s 2016 surprise visual album Lemonade.
Beyonce surprised fans by teasing upcoming new music while surprising a Verizon ad at the Super Bowl on Sunday.
The 42-year-old music icon, who attended the big game along with other notable stars, went through several characters in the minute-long commercial.
And just like she did eight years ago, the Grammy-winning musician surprised her fans on Sunday when she released two new singles.
When she announced her next album, a country-genre follow-up to 2022’s Renaissance, she also released two new singles together.
Along with the music came a stunning piece of art, including a scantily clad Beyonce posing without pants.
In one snap, she put on a very busty display while wearing a silver bra under a cropped black jacket.
In the caption to his 319 million followers, he wrote: “TEXAS HOLD ‘EM and 16 CARRIAGES now available.”
The artwork for 16 CARRIAGES was a black and white close-up of Beyonce (full name Beyonce Knowles Carter) wearing a black cowboy hat.
She sported a voluminous, wispy bob haircut under the headdress.
And the Houston, Texas, native wore a black denim shirt with stud detailing around the neck.
It comes after days before the telephone company mocked the singer’s appearance in the advertisement with two short fragments shared on social networks.
In a clip from the Verizon teaser, actor Tony Hale squeezes lemons behind a lemonade stand and says, “Wait, she wants me to squeeze all these lemons by myself?” This works better’
The previous track was a reference to the pop star’s surprise 2016 visual album Lemonade.
Beyonce shared the full Verizon commercial online and wrote in a caption: ‘@verizon #ad.’
She followed the post with another outtake video, one that showed her driving an old yellow taxi through the desert.
The Texas license plate on the vehicle read: “KEEP THEM.”
The scene began with Knowles turning the ignition key with a red mesh-gloved hand.
The shot then changed to her stepping on the accelerator while wearing a white sandal that showed off a red pedicure.
Finally, a group of elderly men dressed in country-inspired outfits appeared with bewildered expressions on their faces.
One of them slowly pointed to a billboard, featuring an exaggerated caricature of Beyoncé wearing red cowboy boots, lingerie, and a cowboy hat.
While lying on her side, she raised a waving hand and in black letters on a yellow background were the words “Texas Hold ‘Em.”
Blues guitar strums can be heard from the first notes of their new song before the screen fades to black with ‘act ii, 3.29’ appearing in the same white font used to promote their hit album Renaissance.
Beyoncé sent her fans into a frenzy when she released a new country song on Sunday.
In a scene Beyoncé dressed as an astronaut.
In the final scene, the star used a line referencing his hit single Break My Soul, from Renaissance, before joking at the end: “Ok, they’re ready.” Drop the new music!’
The Grammy-winning musician surprised her fans on Sunday when she released two new singles.
In a caption to his 319 million followers, he wrote: “TEXAS HOLD ‘EM and 16 CARRIAGES are now available.”