Beyonce and Nicki Minaj showed everyone how it's done when they brought the house down as they performed their song collaboration "Feeling Myself" live for the first time.
Queen B and Minaj were part of the star-studded Tidal concert held at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on Oct. 20, Tuesday. Other celebrities who were in attendance include Beyonce's husband, Jay Z, "Jealous" singer Nick Jonas, and "I Don't Mind" hitmaker Usher. Yet among the sea of stars who performed that night, the "7/11" singer and the "Anaconda" star shone the brightest.
The two took the stage complete with their personal back-up dancers and raunchy outfits. The 32-year-old "Super Bass" hitmaker started the performance alone rocking a black bodysuit matched with black lace tights, with her back-up dancers wearing black as well.
According to Cosmopolitan, as Minaj was singing her part of the song, everyone in the 18,000 audience was already anticipating Beyonce's entrance, knowing "Feeling Myself" is a duet collaboration between the two superstars.
And like clockwork, Beyonce entered, rocking a high ponytail and donning a pastel pink bodysuit and black boots. What happened once the 34-year-old singer hit the stage was an unexpected spectacle.
The powerhouse duo moved about maximizing the stage, impressing the audience with their singing and dancing prowess. Although they did not end the song with a make-out session, the crowd was treated to a dance-off which only these stars could pull off.
By the end of the performance, the two reunited with a hug and laughter. Acoording to Us, the "Starships" singer shouted, "Make some noise for motherf-ing Queen Bey!," while Beyonce shouted, "Make some noise for Nicki!"
Beyonce and Minaj's live "Feeling Myself" performance sent social media into a frenzy, with netizens praising the duo's powerful team-up.
Another notable performance in the Tidal concert was Usher's "Chains." Jay Z, who hosted the star-studded concert, closed the night with an "Empire State of Mind" number.
"Feeling Myself," a song from Minaj's "The Pinkprint" album, debuted in December 2014. The much-awaited music video release of the song followed five months after, in May.
