Beyoncé’s new Christmas halftime show clip hints to previous Netflix live glitches
The 32-time Grammy winner is playing during the Baltimore Ravens vs. Houston Texans game during halftime.
Beyoncé’s Christmas Day halftime performance has the potential to go viral.
The 32-time Grammy winner parodied Netflix’s previous livestream issues in a video promoting her forthcoming appearance during the Baltimore Ravens vs. Houston Texans game. Beyoncé, 43, is playing the first notes of “Texas Hold ‘Em” on a banjo while a football rolls in her direction.
Before she can start the song’s opening lyrics, she takes off her eyeglasses and notices a red circle that seems to be indicating that something is buffering. Queen Bey then gives the camera a wink as the video continues.
“This Cowboy Christmas Eve, I’m sending you a ton of love and happiness Beyoncé captioned the photo, “I’ll see you all tomorrow in my city, HTX.”
Netflix replied to the message online, saying, “now hold on…” Netflix is holding its first-ever NFL Christmas Gameday on December 25.
On X (previously Twitter), the streamer’s bio witty title is “roasted by beyoncé 12.24.25.”Beyoncé’s hilarious buffering fake-out made fans laugh. One person commented, “The buffering is diabolical,” “I thought my phone was loading and not that she did it,” stated for a moment. “Not her breaking Netflix in the ad.. I stan,” a third person said.
The advertisement made light of the streamer’s past livestreaming errors. Connection problems occurred during Mike Tyson and Jake Paul’s fight on November 15.
Similar problems arose with the Love Is Blind season 4 reunion in April 2023.
