Beyoncé fans freak out following new concert film trailer

Bee Delores
Beyonce performs in a pink outfit onstage in a concert.

Queen Beyoncé dropped a trailer for her upcoming Renaissance concert film, and fans are losing their minds.

Beyoncé literally took over the world with her Renaissance tour, which crisscrossed North America and Europe. Fans all around the world basked in the spectacle. The tour officially wrapped up in early October.

The tour has become one of the most successful of all time; it sits next to names like The Rolling Stones and Guns N’Roses. Bey’s venture earned an estimated $579 million, as revealed by Live Nation.

The latest globe-trotting tour was in support of Bey’s acclaimed Renaissance album, which showcases Bey in her prime, vocally and artistically. It serves as the delicious follow-up to Lemonade.

Beyonce performs in a pink dress onstage in a concert.
Beyonce performs on her Renaissance World Tour.

Beyoncé readies the release of a concert film

Coming to theaters on December 1, Beyoncé is set to unleash her own concert film. To tease what fans can expect, the superstar dropped a brand new trailer packed with dazzling footage.

BeyHive took to Twitter/X in droves to express their excitement. “Every theater on December 1st when Beyoncé drops the film,” said one fan, attaching a Family Guy gif.

Another wrote in all caps: “OMG, THE GOOSEBUMPS I GOT WATCHING THIS!!!”

Fans continued to share their thoughts, even getting a little melodramatic. “The RENAISSANCE it’s not over, it’s so threatening,” said one user.

“And we will be seated,” wrote yet another, adding a photo of the character of Bonnie from How to Get Away from Murder.

As with many film releases, the Renaissance concert film will offer commemorative popcorn tins and soda cups to remember the experience.

As many fans have declared, the Renaissance is far from over. It’s just getting started.

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Bee is a former music writer at Dexerto. Bee has been working in the digital media space for a decade. Their work can be found in American Songwriter, Billboard, and Grammy.com.