Mia Khalifa’s Beyoncé remark is going viral

Mia Khalifa’s post about Beyoncé is taking social media by storm following speculation that the singer will soon announce a brand new tour.

The R&B icon released his first country album, Cowboy Carteron March 29, and the album will develop into essentially the most streamed album on Spotify in a single day in 2024.

Khalifa appears to be a fan of Queen Bey’s recent sound, honoring the singer with a post on X, formerly Twitter.

The former adult film star shared the historic photo from the account Middle East & North Africa Visuals (@menavisualss).

Taken in 1976 by Armenian-Egyptian photographer Van LeoPicture shows Egyptian pop star Sherihanthen 14, posing in a cowboy costume that included a vest, boots and hat.

“Me at the Cowboy Carter Tour, 2024,” Khalifa wrote alongside the snap. The 31-year-old grew up in Lebanon and recurrently discusses her Middle Eastern heritage and issues which can be vital to her, corresponding to the war between Israel and Hamas, on social media.

Since being shared on Thursday, Khalifa’s post has received greater than 419,000 views.

“Hahah, same energy,” Dilshad Khan commented.

“Dizzy,” Cody joked.

“Girl, let me join in, I got my own [outfit] ready too,” Troncaritto said, sharing a childhood photo of him dressed as a cowboy.

Rumors that Beyoncé was working on a rustic album had been circulating for a while before the 42-year-old announced Cowboy Carter in February. Newsweek contacted Beyoncé’s representatives via email.

The former Destiny’s Child star broke the news during Super Bowl LVIII, appearing in a Wild West-inspired Verizon industrial. Two songs from the album – “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages” – were released exclusively on the Tidal streaming platform shortly thereafter.

Even though I used to be only gone for every week, Cowboy Carter has already broken many records. “Texas Hold ‘Em” made Beyoncé the primary woman to top each the Billboard Hot Country Songs and Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs charts. Cowboy Carter on its first day of release, it was streamed 76.5 million times, becoming essentially the most listened to album of 2024 up to now.

Beyoncé even received greetings from country music legend Dolly Parton after the Grammy winner performed a canopy of Parton’s 1974 hit “Jolene.” The 78-year-old shared the tracklist and canopy Cowboy Carter on her Instagram story, where she tells followers, “Listen to my original song “Jolene” when you wait for @BeyonceCOWBOY CARTER.”

Although Beyoncé’s hugely successful Renaissance World Tour only led to November, fans are already speculating that the singer will hit the road again soon.

Along Cowboy CarterBeyoncé launched a brand new website called “Been Country,” and The-Dream, who collaborated with Beyoncé on the album, suggested a tour on social media.

“This tour with B’ Incredible!” – he wrote on X while celebrating Cowboy Carter release.