“Who came to see?” Beyoncé Asked that she interpreted her single in 2023 “My House” during the Cowboy Carter tour. For many, the answer was Blue Ivy.
Blue Ivy Carter, the 13 -year -old girl from the artist winner of a Grammy, is more present than ever on stage, and fans are impressed by the growth of her first performance years ago.
Isabella Kerr, 15, admired Beyoncé for years, but said that she had attended the Cowboy Carter Tour specifically to discover the Blue Ivy movements in person.
“People say:” Oh, it’s a Mini Beyoncé “, but no, I think she is the first blue. Everything in mind when she is on stage is electrifying,” said Kerr.
The Cowboy Carter Tour ends on Saturday in Las Vegas. The 30 previous programs on the tour have buzzed the fans that Blue Ivy is on the right track to be a next generation power.
The presence on stage of Blue Ivy pushes on Cowboy Carter Tour
Blue honored the scene at the age of 11 during the Renaissance tour of his mother in 2023, appearing during the Hymns of the inheritance “My Power” and “Black Parade”. Supporters have anticipated its performance with each stop.
She played again during “Beyoncé Bowl”, the NFL Christmas day’s half-time show which has just been nominated for four Emmy Awards. She danced alongside the icon as she interpreted songs from Album “Cowboy Carter” for the first time.
“Even the difference between the Renaissance tour and now you can say that she really grew up in her confidence,” said fan and artist Olivia Ellis. “You can say that she has a different atmosphere about her.”
During the Cowboy Carter Tour, she can almost be confused with one of Beyoncé’s professional dancers. She is on stage for almost all songs and has a solo recreating the choreography of her mother of her “already-VU” clip from 2006, a nod to the undeniable similarities between the two.
Inherited professionalism
Online videos of Blue Display Professionalism comparable to that of his mother during the Cowboy Carter Tour. During a rainy stop from New Jersey, she released towels to dry her stage area before nailing her choreography “America has a problem”.
In another unexpected moment during a chicago show, her earring got caught up in Beyoncé’s hair. The blue remained calm, removed the jewelry and signaled to the singer that she was sure in her hand while they both continued in a transparent manner.
“It’s the family business,” said Kinitra D. Brooks, academic and author of “The Lemonade Reader”, a collection that explores the nuances of Beyoncé’s 2016 visual album, “Lemonade”. “She literally studies under the best person who does it today. Why wouldn’t she take advantage of this opportunity? ”
Blue Ivy fans are deleted as “Ivy League”
In “Renaissance: a Beyoncé film”, fans received a backstage of the decision -making process for the first time that blue was allowed to occur. Beyoncé expressed how nervous she was about her child in front of thousands of people made her, revealing that she first said no.
“I didn’t think it was an appropriate place for an 11-year-old child on a stadium scene,” she said in the documentary. “I concluded an agreement with her, and I said,” If you train and show your commitment, I let you make a show. »» Blue Ivy fulfilled its end of the agreement, and a fans base was formed: the “Ivy League”.
Kerr says that Blue’s achievements inspired her to work harder to realize his own dreams. “She worked to be on stage and watch her now. If I work on what I want to be, I can kill him like her. ”
In this photo provided by Kinitra D. Brooks, standing on the right, she poses for a photo disguised for one of the shows on Beyoncé’s tour with Tia Cordier, on the left
During the cowboy last month, Carter Paris Stop, the members of the Beyhive and the Ivy League finally obtained what they had asked – Blue Ivy Merchandise. Shirts with the adolescent’s face and the “already blue” phrase plastered on the front were available for purchase.
Before that, fans created their own personalized pieces which highlighted the connection of Blue and Beyoncé.
At the Metlife Stadium Show, Ellis wore a personalized corset top she painted, presenting Blue Ivy and her 8 -year -old sister, Rumi Carter, on stage with Beyoncé during “Protector”, a piece of the album “Cowboy Carter” on which Rumi is presented.
In this photo provided by Olivia Ellis, she carries a personalized corset top that she painted on one of the shows on the Tournu “ Cowboy Carter ” from Beyoncé to the Metlife Stadium at East Rutherford, NJ, May 25, 2025. (Olivia Ellis via AP)
“I thought it would be just a really fun moment to highlight a corset,” she said. “It’s really cool to see her as a mom because we all grew up with Beyoncé, and now it’s as if her show was a bit like a family affair.”
Mother-daughter duos resonate with Beyoncé and Blue Ivy’s Bond
The confidence and professionalism of Blue Ivy do not only testify to his hard work, but from the maternity of Beyoncé.
The mother-daughter duos around the world have filled stadium seats, delighted to watch Beyoncé and her daughter display their strong link for the world. In many cases, mothers have been fans of Beyoncé for years and are delighted that their daughters grow up with Blue Ivy, a thief for their generation.
Tanazha Baylis took her daughter now 11 years old, Aria Brown, on the Renaissance tour, where she did not miss a dancing rhythm along the choreography “My Power” by Ivy by Blue Ivy.
Brown was so determined to attend the cowboy Carter Tour that she started selling popular toys, like Slime and Squishmallows, and to save money.
“She was literally like, mom, I don’t know what you are going to do, but I have to go to this concert,” said Baylis. “I just had to get there after that.”
In this photo provided by Tanazha Baylis, she carries an assorted outfit with Aria Brown, on the left, for one of the shows of the “Cowboy Carter” tour of Beyoncé to Soldier Field in Chicago, May 2025. (Tanazha Baylis via AP)
Brown became a fan of Beyoncé after participating in a dance recital with a theme focused on the career of the superstar over the years. Baylis, who says she has always been a big fan, is happy to share this experiences with her daughter.
“It just showed her a cool mom and girl, and it’s just something she can do too. Beyoncé is a little older but, seeing the blue there, it made her tangible for her.”
Although there is no solid response for what the future reserves for Blue Ivy, it is widely recognized that the possibilities are unlimited.
“We could not imagine that Beyoncé would do all these things she could do. All we saw was people who were trying to put limits on her,” said Brooks. “I think that one of the things that Beyoncé wants us to do and what she wants for blue is that we do not put these limits to blue.”
