Over the weekend, our lives changed forever when we finally feasted our eyes on Beyoncé and Jay Z's On The Run tour. Pror to the show, we were nervous that it had been hyped too much, but as soon as the Carters hit the stage we remembered that it's impossible to overestimate the fierce twosome.
The two hour, 44-track set was as much a trip down memory lane — with early 00's hits like "Crazy in Love," "Naughty Girl," and "Public Service Announcement" — as it was a medley of the pair's latest slew of hits from Beyoncé's self-titled album and Jay Z's Magna Carter Holy Grail. Whether performing solo or together, each oozed guesto and sex appeal. As for those pesky cheating rumors, the concert put all of our worries to rest. This, despite Bey showing off her vengeful side with ballads like "Ring the Alarm" and "Resentment." They certainly like to keep us guessing.
Naturally, we've been going through Bey and Jay withdrawl ever since they closed the show with "Lift Off," and have to to relive some of our favorite moments. Let's face it, they all belong to Yoncé.
1. The couple opened with "03 Bonnie & Clyde," then stared out at the crowd like this:
2. Oh, and Beyoncé turned around and proved to us that she may be a mom, but she still looks fierce.
3. Trouble in paradise? We think not. Yoncé threw up her hubby's hova hand sign in head-to-toe Versace.
4. Bey repped her home state Texas in studded leather and denim cut-offs.
5. Blue Ivy's parents showed off some major PDA.
6. Queen Bey commanded the crowd with fiery rendition of "Ring the Alarm."
7. She debuted an all-black-look designed by New York City's own Alexander Wang.
8. Mrs. Carter sang "Resentment,'" with those cryptic, rumor-fueling lyrics live.
9. The couple performed Jay's hit "Forever Young."
The Set List
- 1. '03 Bonnie & Clyde
2. Upgrade U
3. Crazy in Love
4. Show Me What You Got
5. Diamonds Is Forever
6. N****s in Paris
7. Tom Ford
8. Run the World (Girls)
9. Flawless
10. Yoncé
11. Dirt off Your Shoulder
12. Naughty Girl
13. Big Pimpin'
14. Ring the Alarm
15. On to the Next One
16. Clique
17. Diva
18. Baby Boy
19. U Don't Know
20. Ghost / Haunted
21. No Church in the Wild
22. Drunk in Love
23. Public Service Announcement
24. Why Don't You Love Me
25. Holy Grail
26. F**kWithMeYouKnowIGotIt
27. Beach Is Better
28. Partition
29. 99 Problems
30. If I Were a Boy
31. Ex-Factor
32. Song Cry
33. Resentment
34. Love on Top
35. Izzo (H.O.V.A.)
36. I Just Wanna Love U (Give It 2 Me)
37. Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)
38. Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem)
39. Pretty Hurts
40. Part II (On the Run)
41. Young Forever
42. Halo
43. Lift Off
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