HOUSTON — Whose house? Beyoncé's house, of course. Not only did she drop a concert documentary Friday, "Renaissance: A Film," the queen brought us a brand-new anthem titled "My House.".
The track, available on YouTube and Spotify, kicks off with Beyoncé's infectious laugh, setting the tone for the bass-ridden journey that follows. A rapid-fire rap showcases the GRAMMY winner's lyrical prowess, seamlessly transitioning into a defiant chant questioning, "Playa, who let these goons out the house? Huh, huh, who?" The chorus is a bold proclamation as Beyoncé sings, "When I grow up, I'm gon' buy me a (House)/ Make love in the (House)/ Stay up late in this (House)/ Don't give a f**k about my (House)/ Then get the f**k up out my house/ Get the f**k up out my house."
The story doesn't end with the music. At the London premiere of her film, Beyoncé, accompanied by her 11-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter, stole the spotlight on the red carpet. A heartwarming moment, that has gone viral, captured Beyoncé ensuring Blue Ivy's comfort, interrupting photographers to go get her a coat, while asking her daughter if she's cold.
Many witnessed Blue Ivy's show-stealing performances during the songs "My Power" and "Black Parade," on the Renaissance tour. The reminder of the mother-daughter magic on stage is documented in the film.
Speaking of magic, Beyoncé dazzled at the film's after-party with JAY-Z, donning a bedazzled silver-and-blue bodysuit that left an indelible mark on the night.
Following the London premiere, Beyoncé was seen stepping out for the film's after-party with JAY-Z, wearing a bedazzled silver-and-blue bodysuit.
Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé hit theaters nationwide on Friday.