Beyonce is making news again – by supporting the entire United States Olympic team, Media Take Out has confirmed. Online reports say that Beyonce was paid $10M for cutting the promo.
On Friday, July 26, the 32-time Grammy winner, 42, surprised millions of viewers when she introduced Team USA during NBCUniversal’s primetime coverage of the Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony.
In the roughly 2-minute and 30-second clip, Beyoncé remixed her single “YA YA” from her Cowboy Carter album with the help of some of the best athletes representing the U.S.
“Hello, girls,” the superstar said.
“Hello, Beyoncé,” members of the women’s gymnastics team — including Jade Carey, Sunisa “Suni” Lee, Simone Biles, Jordan Chiles and Hezly Rivera — replied.
The pro athletes were decked out in navy blue bodysuits, ready for competition. Next up was the men’s gymnastics team, which includes Fred Richard, Brody Malone, Paul Juda, Asher Hong and Stephen Nedoroscik.
“Oui oui, Paris,” the “Jolene” artist said, adding, “We snappin.’”
The Houston native also wore a cowgirl hat and a statement kaftan with the Olympic rings on the back. Underneath was a white bodysuit with “USA” written in blue and outlined in red across her chest.
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“We wanna welcome you to the 2024 Summer Olympic games! Ah!” Beyoncé said as the music grew stronger. “On behalf of Team USA, we ‘gon make it do what it do, YA YA! Put them hands together!”