Tomi Lahren Calls Out Beyoncé And Jay Z For Not Standing During The National Anthem At Super Bowl 2020—“Pick Your Privileged A**es Off The Chair”

Get used to hearing the name Tenille Arts! The 25-year-old singer from Saskatchewan, Canada will perform the Canadian National Anthem at the 69th NBA All-Star Game on Feb 16! She will be in good company, as Lil Wayne, DJ Khaled, and Quavo are among the other artists performing at the game held in Chicago.

The next best thing to attending the Academy Awards? Beyoncé and JAY-Z's annual Oscars Gold after-party!

Jay-Z and Beyoncé were in attendance at the Super Bowl on Sunday to watch Kansas City Chiefs defeat the San Francisco 49era and secure their first title in over 30 years. However, the married couple's appearance at the game did not pass without some criticism, chiefly that they did not stand when the national anthem was performed before the game.

Jay-Z, Beyoncé, and their daughter Blue Ivy Carter made headlines for their choice not to stand during the National Anthem during the Super Bowl on Sunday. Some believed it was a silent political statement, especially given the NFL’s treatment of former player Colin Kaepernick for taking the knee during the National Anthem when he was in the league.

Jay-Z is setting the record straight after he and wife Beyonce were snapped sitting down during the National Anthem at the Super Bowl on Sunday.

Jay-Z set the record straight after being accused of trying to make a political statement when he and Beyoncé stayed seated during the national anthem at Super Bowl LIV on Sunday, February 2.

Jay-Z has denied he and his wife Beyonce were making a “silent protest” by staying seated while Demi Lovato performed the National Anthem at the Super Bowl.

JAY-Z has claimed he and his wife Beyonce weren’t making a “silent protest” by choosing to remain seated during the U.S. National Anthem at the Super Bowl.

Jay-Z and Beyonce were under fire when the cameras caught the power couple seated during Demi Lovato's powerful national anthem performance. Speculations arose that the duo chose to not stand as a sign of protest. However, the international singer is now coming clean about what really went down during the national anthem at the Super Bowl over the weekend. The 50-year-old music mogul clarified that he and his wife weren't sending out a message or putting up a protest during the anthem. 

After JAY-Z and Beyoncé stirred up controversy among many on Twitter when they chose not to stand during the National Anthem at this year's Super Bowl, it turns out they weren't trying to make any sort of political statement.

Beyoncé made her second big statement of awards season by simply not standing up. The singer attended the Super Bowl last night with her daughter Blue Ivy Carter and husband Jay-Z.

Beyonce and JAY-Z chose to sit down during the national anthem at the Super Bowl on Sunday, February 2, and Wendy Williams isn’t thrilled to say the least. The host, 55 — who was dressed in her new Adidas x IVY PARK maroon dress on her Monday morning show — admitted that the iconic couple should’ve stood with the majority of the crowd at the game in Miami, Florida. Wendy even went as far as to question if Bey and JAY “don’t like our country.”

Beyoncé made her second big statement of awards season by simply not standing up. The singer attended the Super Bowl last night with her daughter Blue Ivy Carter and husband Jay-Z.

Video of Beyoncé and Jay-Z sitting while Demi Lovato sang the national anthem at the Super Bowl has surfaced online. TMZ posted the video Sunday (Feb.

Beyoncé and remained seated during the at the , .The couple attended Sunday night's (February 2) big game at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami with their daughter, Blue Ivy. Per People, their decision not to stand was a continuation of the work started by former San Francisco 49ers player , who kneeled during the national anthem to raise awareness of Jay-Z recently signed a deal to join the NFL as a "live entertainment strategist" and has plans to make the organization more inclusive.

Beyonce and Jay-Z hit headlines on Sunday as they made the decision to stay seated while Demi Lovato performed the National Anthem at the Super Bowl.