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Blue Ivy looked like the spitting image of mom Beyoncé as she joined both of her parents onstage for dad Jay-Z’s 30th anniversary concert series at Yankee Stadium
Blue Ivy performed the piano solo from Jay-Z’s track “Feelin’ It”
One fan account shared a snap of Blue Ivy wearing a Yankees hat at the concert and an early 2000s photo of Beyoncé in the same hat
Blue Ivy resembles mom Beyoncé more and more every day.
The 14-year-old and her superstar mom joined her dad Jay-Z for the kickoff of his 30th anniversary show concert series at Yankee Stadium on Friday, July 10. Blue Ivy took the stage for “Feelin’ It” and performed a piano solo to loud applause from the crowd.
One fan account called out the striking resemblance between the teen and her mom back in the day. In the side-by-side images, Blue Ivy appears onstage with her parents wearing a Yankees cap over her long, blonde curls. The accompanying image shows Beyoncé in the early 2000s, wearing the same hat and sporting a similar hairstyle.
“This is crazy,” the post reads.
Beyoncé gave a memorable performance during her husband’s concert.
The 56-year-old rapper, born Shawn Carter, treated Yankee Stadium to a rendition of “Can’t Knock the Hustle,” which originally featured Mary J. Blige. But instead of Blige, Beyoncé took over for her part, according to an X post.
Beyoncé belted the song while strutting across the stage. As she concluded her verse and the song came to a close, he declared, “Oh, she can sing,” and she told the crowd, “Give it up for my baby,” prompting a smile from Jay-Z.
Blue Ivy later joined Jay-Z for a piano solo.
As the crowd showered her in applause, the rapper said, “Make some noise for the legendary Blue Ivy Carter,” before they shared a long embrace.
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Blue Ivy’s recent appearance follows Jay-Z’s declaration that she’s “a crazy pianist,” he told GQ in March. “She won’t let us get her a teacher. She doesn’t want it to be a job. But she has perfect pitch. If she hears a song, she’ll be like ‘Play it again’ and then she’ll teach herself.”
“That’s just talent. She doesn’t work at that. She worked at this, and it makes me proud that she fought for something that she really wanted to do,” he said. “I don’t think we’re going to be able to get her off that stage now.”
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