The Paris Games have kicked off with a bang, and Team USA is already feeling the Beyoncé effect. Not only did Queen Bey give Vice President Kamala Harris permission to use her hit song ‘Freedom’ for her POTUS campaign, but she also released a video showing her support for all American athletes competing in France. The video, which premiered during NBC’s primetime replay of the opening ceremony, features Beyoncé declaring her pride in the hometown team.
A Marquee Moment
While other celebrities like Lady Gaga and Celine Dion have taken center stage during the opening ceremony, Beyoncé’s shout-out to Team USA stood out as a marquee moment. In a day filled with media coverage and rain, Beyoncé’s message of support for the American athletes was a symbol of national unity and pride. NFL legend and NBC Olympics commentator Preston Manning even suggested that we should let Beyoncé do all the talking.
With Beyoncé’s unofficial endorsement, the Paris Games are starting to feel like the #Beylympics for Team USA. The iconic singer’s message of hope and belief in the American athletes is resonating with fans worldwide. As the Games of the XXXIII Olympiad continue until August 11, Beyoncé’s influence is sure to inspire Team USA to greatness.
Beyoncé’s revamped version of her hit song ‘YA YA’ serves as an anthem of unity for Team USA. As athletes like Simone Biles, LeBron James, Sha’Carri Richardson, and others prepare to compete on the world stage, Beyoncé’s words of pride and joy ring true. Her unwavering support for the team reflects the best of what America has to offer.
Beyoncé’s impact on Team USA at the Paris Games cannot be overstated. Through her music and message of unity, she has captured the spirit of the American athletes and inspired fans around the globe. As the competition heats up in France, Beyoncé’s presence will continue to resonate with Team USA as they strive for gold.
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