Beyoncé’s NFL Christmas Halftime Show Captivates Millions and Stirs Debate

The performance, streamed on Netflix, showcased songs from her country-themed album 'Cowboy Carter' and featured surprise guests, but also faced criticism online.

Beyoncé's 13-minute halftime show for the Texans-Ravens NFL game featured live performances of tracks from her Grammy-nominated album 'Cowboy Carter.'
The show included collaborations with Post Malone, Shaboozey, and Beyoncé's daughter Blue Ivy, with cultural tributes to Texas and Black cowboy heritage.
Netflix broke tradition by paying Beyoncé $20 million for the performance, which drew a peak viewership of 27 million in the U.S.
The performance received widespread praise but also criticism, prompting Tina Knowles, Beyoncé's mother, to defend her daughter against online negativity.
The halftime show, dubbed 'Beyoncé Bowl,' is now available for streaming on Netflix, with fans speculating about a teased January 14 announcement from the artist.