Beyoncé once again dazzled fans worldwide, this time by serving as the ultimate hype woman for Team U.S.A. in a thrilling promotional advertisement for the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Just after the opening ceremony, Beyoncé’s spirited introduction of the American athletes set the stage for an unforgettable competition.
Dressed to impress in a red, white, and blue ensemble complete with a bodysuit, blue cowboy hat, and white cowboy boots, Beyoncé enthusiastically introduced some of the standout members of Team U.S.A., including Simone Biles, Sha’Carri Richardson, Noah Lyles, Caeleb Dressel, and Katie Ledecky.
As her recent album track “YA YA” played in the background, she exclaimed:
“Get a look at America, y’all. These hopes and dreams, these superstars that represent us. The people of this big, bold, beautiful, complicated nation. All rooting together for them.”
Highlighting the achievements of the athletes, Beyoncé continued:
“Come on, you’ve gotta love Noah and Sha’Carri. The fastest man and woman on the planet. They’ll race the world anytime, any place. How about Caeleb? Proud papa, back in the drink for more gold. And Katie? The longer the race, the better she swims. And I know you know my girl Simone. Born to fly, destined to inspire.”
As images of these incredible athletes flashed across the screen, Beyoncé’s voice resonated with pride and admiration. “That pride and that joy?
That’s what gets me about this team. And that’s what makes me believe in this team. And that’s why I can’t wait to see what they pull off over these next 16 days.
America, give it up for Team U.S.A., the very best of who we are. What a vision to behold. What a team to believe in. What a night to celebrate.”
The Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony was a spectacular event, featuring athletes arriving on the Seine and performances by numerous artists. Lady Gaga delivered a vibrant rendition of “Mon truc en plumes,” while Celine Dion made a powerful return to the stage with “Hymne A L’Amour.”
Recently, Beyoncé also showcased her patriotism by allowing Kamala Harris’ campaign to use her 2016 hit “Freedom” in its first promotional ad.
While she has not yet endorsed a candidate, she previously supported President Joe Biden and Harris in the 2020 election.
