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Beyonce, Kelly Rowland Crash a Karaoke Party in Miami

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beyonce and kellyKaraoke is fun, but how fun would it be if a couple of superstars did a surprise performance while you were at the bar? Yeah, that happened.

As some women were singing one of Beyonce’s songs at a karaoke bar in Miami, they were pretty shocked when Beyonce took the mic and had her BFF and Destiny’s Child bandmate Kelly Rowland sing backup.

Sadly, no video of the performance has shown up online, but there are several good photos of the impromptu singalong.

The Miami bar Sing Sing Karaoke posted pics of the two superstars posing with the lucky women, who were in the middle of singing Beyonce’s hit “Party” when Queen B herself and Rowland joined them.

The owner of the bar told the Miami New Times at first the women had no clue who had walked in the room: “And all of a sudden one of the girls looks at Kelly and says, ‘Oh, you look like Kelly Rowland,’ and then she looks at Beyonce and goes, ‘Oh my God!'”

As soon as karaoke patrons realized who was actually in there with them, they quickly busted out the cameras.

But the anchors on KCBS point out, they didn’t bother to wake up their friend asleep on the couch.

​”Yeah, I wonder if she’s still talking to them.”

Source: ajc.com

 

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