Beyoncé’s spectacular Christmas Day Halftime Show has left a lasting impression, with notable admirers like Serena Williams and Reneé Rapp expressing their enthusiasm. The performance showcased not just her incredible talent but also her ability to captivate audiences, making it a memorable event that fans will cherish for years to come.

After the stunning showcase during the Houston Texans vs. Baltimore Ravens game on December 25, the iconic tennis champion took to X to share her admiration for Beyoncé’s undeniable star power. “Honestly can’t get enough of you,” Williams gushed moments after the performance concluded, highlighting the emotional connection that Beyoncé effortlessly establishes with her audience. This just goes to show how Bey continues to shine brightly, even among the brightest stars.

The talented Mean Girls actress had an outpouring of praise for Beyoncé’s unforgettable performance on her Instagram Stories. “I’m not f—ing kidding ya’ll don’t GET IT!!!!!,” Rapp exclaimed against a dramatic black backdrop. “WHY AM I CRYING DURING A DRUMLINE?? SHE’S BEEN IT SHE’S STILL IT SHE WILL ALWAYS BE IT!! BEYONCÉ TILL I DIE.” Her heartfelt reaction illustrates the profound impact that Beyoncé’s artistry has on her fans, transcending the typical concert experience into something deeply emotional and memorable.

“Like this is the world’s most beautiful person alive,” the “Snow Angel” singer continued in a follow-up post. “You wanna talk about being a FAN?! SHE MADE A FAN OUT OF ME YOUNG AND KEPT IT THAT WAY. HOW ARE YOU STILL THAT FINE AND PERFORMING LIKE THAT!!! full body chills.” This vivid expression of awe emphasizes not only Beyoncé’s talent but also her lasting influence in the music industry and her ability to inspire fans across generations.

The “Break My Soul” vocalist delivered a halftime show that will go down in history, marking the first-ever live performance of songs from her Billboard 200-chart-topping album Cowboy Carter. Collaborating with artists like Shaboozey, Post Malone, Tanner Adell, Brittney Spencer, Tiera Kennedy, and Reyna Roberts, she performed popular tracks such as “Sweet Honey Buckiin,’” “Levii’s Jeans,” and “Blackbiird.” Additionally, her eldest daughter, Blue Ivy, joined her on stage, adding a heartwarming family element to the vibrant performance.

Throughout the show, Beyoncé also received enthusiastic support from her Destiny’s Child bandmates. Michelle Williams was present at NRG Stadium, cheering on the Ivy Park founder and sharing an exciting on-site photo during the performance on Instagram Stories. Meanwhile, Kelly Rowland reposted a clip of Beyoncé and Blue Ivy dancing together during “Texas Hold ‘Em,” exclaiming, “SHUT IT DOWN!!!!” This camaraderie among the trio showcases the strong bonds formed during their illustrious careers.

For fans like Williams, Rapp, and the entire Beyhive, there’s even more to look forward to. Netflix is set to release a special titled Beyoncé Bowl, featuring behind-the-scenes footage from the over twelve-minute performance. The streaming service had broadcast the halftime show live, alongside the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Pittsburgh Steelers and Texans-Ravens games, allowing fans to relive the magic of the event.

Shortly after the show, Beyoncé teased an exciting new project slated for 2025, sharing a cryptic video of herself riding a horse while waving an American flag. The clip concludes with a message reading “1.14.25,” a detail that Live Nation promptly shared on social media. This announcement has sparked speculation among fans, many of whom believe that Beyoncé is gearing up for an exhilarating tour next year, further building anticipation for her future endeavors.