Pamela Anderson was blown away when Beyoncé Knowles Carter paid tribute to her legendary style.
Anderson appeared in “What What What Hass with Andy Cohen” with co-star Liam Neeson on August 3rd, promoting the newly released film “The Naked Gun.” During the show, Anderson was asked what she thought about Beyoncé, who channeled her with some of her “Cowboy Carter” visuals last fall.
During the interview, Anderson marked approval.
“I didn’t even know that she knew who she was, and someone sent it to me, so I saw the compliment,” Anderson said. “I was just surprised. First of all, Beyoncé knew who I was and she made a good impression.”
Last November, Beyoncé showed off several different outfits during her five-day Halloween celebration. It is called “Beylloween.” For her final look, Beyoncé steered Anderson while shaking her vast platinum blonde hair with her bangs, posing in a variety of looks as an icon of the 90s.
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In the video where she captioned “Baywatch” in connection with the popular TV series “Baywatch,” Beyoncé sang along the 2024 song “Bodyguard.” In the snippet, she holds the “vote” sign and at the end of the video a black screen reads “Happy Beira Vienna. Vote.”
Anderson then seemed happy as she quickly reposted Beyoncé’s direction on her own Instagram story. The actress shared a photo of Beyoncé taking on Anderson’s persona in the 1996 film “Barb Wire.” In the story post, Anderson shares a heart emoji, referring to her iconic lines in the film, writing, “Don’t call me Bay…”.
Bey also used this moment to bully fans. It was the first time in years that Beyoncé fans who have urged the singer to release visuals have seen a video that matches her music. In another post, she shared more shots of her Anderson Atergo. In the background of one photo, you playfully read “No Visual Awards” instead of “MTV Video Music Awards.”
Of course, the Grammy-winning singer closed the Cowboy Carter and Rodeo Chitlin Circuit Tour held at Allegant Stadium in Vegas on July 26th. The concert marked the end of her “Cowboy Carter” days. This is a 32-stop stadium tour that spans the US and Europe. The tour became the best all-country country tour, with revenues of over $400 million.
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