50th Annual Grammys: The Show – Beyonce & Tina Turner!
Author: Staff | Date: February 11th 2008 | Filed: Award Shows
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PHOTOS: WINTER & MICELOTTA / GETTY IMAGES
I thought this was a pretty dope performance too! Beyonce, another artist I stan for, shared the stage with the legendary Tina Turner last night at the 50th Annual Grammy Awards. The performance opened up with the “Deja Vu” beat, and Beyonce lip-synched a nice little intro to some of the women (in music) she looks up to. A nice touch. Then Tina Turner came out and did her thing with “What’s Love (Got to Do With It)” and some song I’ve never heard of (lol – sorry, all I know of Tina Turner is “What’s Love” and “Proud Mary” – plus a few songs from the movie with Angela Bassett & Lauwrence Fishbourne). She thanked the crowd, and out came BEYONCE! They both showed out with an amazing rendition of “Proud Mary.” Another unforgettable performance of the night. I swear, Youtube, Dailymotion, and all of those other video sites, are gonna crash tonight! Check out more photos from this performance after the cut. Be sure to check back periodically throughout the day for more exclusive Grammy coverage! – Photos, videos, reviews … the works!
A.J.
February 11, 2008 at 7:43 AM
Best performance of the night, besides kanye’s break down.
Beyoncé and Tina did it, and all props to Ms. Turner pushing over 70 and still moving like that, did you see that she almost fell and Bee caught her?
nathandevonte
February 11, 2008 at 1:42 PM
GWAN BEY N MOMS TINA!!
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February 12, 2008 at 5:01 AM
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Germany
February 12, 2008 at 11:39 AM
LOL The song Tina performed after “What’s Love..” was “Better Be Good To Me”. Cop the “What’s Love..” soundtrack and “Simply The Best” greatest hits. You’ll be aight on the Tina tip.
edd
February 12, 2008 at 1:46 PM
best perfomance