The Houston natives performed 'Savage (Remix)' live for the first time.
During Beyoncé's tour stop in her Texas hometown, the queen, 42, brought out another Houston native to the stage to surprise the crowd at NRG Stadium. At one point during her explosive show, Beyoncé begins singing/ rapping her verse in the remix of “Savage." The singer says, “Do we have any savage ladies and gentlemen in Houston tonight?” and the crowd cheers loudly.
As the song continues to play, Megan Thee Stallion, 28, emerges onto the stage and the crowd gets even louder. “Please give it up for Houston's own, Megan Thee Stallion.” Fan video from the event captured Megan as she started rapping the Grammy-winning song. Megan can be seen wearing a camouflage-patterned catsuit with sunglasses and a matching hat. Her outfit matched Beyoncé's camouflage getup.
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