The global superstar Beyoncé experienced a sudden and frightening incident while performing one of her classic songs during the opening stops of her "Cowboy Carter" tour, at a concert held at NRG Stadium in Houston, USA.

During her performance of the song "16 Carriages," Beyoncé (43 years old) was seated inside a red car suspended in the air above the audience, when one of the supporting cables suddenly malfunctioned, causing the vehicle to tilt dangerously.

Despite the situation, Beyoncé remained composed, gripping one of the cables to prevent falling, as the car descended at a sharp angle in the air. Suddenly, the music stopped, and the singer took the microphone, firmly saying, "Stop, stop, stop, stop."

Smiling through the ordeal, Beyoncé continued engaging with the crowd, who kept cheering and supporting her, calmly saying, "Thank you for your patience," before the technical team began slowly lowering the car until it safely reached the stadium floor.

In a touching moment, Beyoncé addressed the audience, saying, "If I fall, I know you will catch me," amid warm applause and encouragement from those present.

A video capturing the moment Beyoncé was stuck in the air quickly spread across social media, generating wide attention. The clip sparked a wave of comments emphasizing the importance of ensuring safety procedures during live shows and thoroughly checking stage equipment before artists perform.