Beyoncé’s Renaissance tour was announced at auction where Blue Ivy stole the show with three of her most signature performances: “Diamonds”, “Bootylicious” and “Flawless” with an amazing combination of dance, vocals, choreography and drama. While it was reported that Blue Ivy sold for $2.3 million over the course of a 90 minute show, she’s actually selling for almost twice that on eBay.
In an interview with BBC Radio 1’s Annie Mac, Beyoncé says she’s not trying to take over the world but she did do a good job on her own Renaissance tour: “I think that what I’ve done is what I could do. And it means that I am doing something and I’m proud of it. I have a good time while doing it. I’m not trying to take over the world.” Beyoncé also opens up about how it was easy to move to New York after not speaking English for over 10 years and says she has a new found appreciation for the city.
While she does appear to be referring to being in the public eye, this also could be a reference to Jay-Z’s comments last year about the ‘taco trucks’ in Manhattan — a reference to his infamous Jay-Z and Beyoncé show stopping in Manhattan during their tour.
I’ve made an effort to remove some of the speculation on me. I have a lot more confidence than I did when I came out, and I know that it’s gonna take time for my success to translate into my actual success with the world. There was some speculation about my relationship with Jay-Z, which was none of my business, I had no business being in the public eye. That’s what made me a target. I am really in the public eye. Every time I make a phone call, I am in the public eye. I was not saying those things from a safe place. I have made an effort to remove some of the speculation and make sure that I’m not misunderstood.
When asked if Beyoncé is using drugs, she simply responds:
“I don’t like to use those
