TV hit Lip Sync Battle caters to an audience that likes to watch celebrities recreate famous scenes and songs by other famous people, and the second season of the Spike TV show premiered last night (January 7) with a particularly impressive special guest.
Actor Channing Tatum duelled his wife Jenna Dewan on the program, and after she delivered an interpretation of his Magic Mike routine to Ginuwine's "Pony," Tatum took on Beyoncé's "Girls (Who Run the World)."
In full, flawless Bey get-up, he did an admirable job of shimmying and shaking his way through the choreography, only to be totally upstaged by a cameo from the singer herself near the end of the performance.
It's worth a watch just to see everyone's reaction faces as she struts through the door and on to the stage. See the whole spectacle in the player below.
Tatum's not the only one getting a special cameo from Queen Bey. This week, it was also announced that the pop star would be gracing Coldplay with her presence at their Super Bowl halftime show performance. The British band collaborated with Beyoncé on their most recent LP A Head Full of Dreams.
Actor Channing Tatum duelled his wife Jenna Dewan on the program, and after she delivered an interpretation of his Magic Mike routine to Ginuwine's "Pony," Tatum took on Beyoncé's "Girls (Who Run the World)."
In full, flawless Bey get-up, he did an admirable job of shimmying and shaking his way through the choreography, only to be totally upstaged by a cameo from the singer herself near the end of the performance.
It's worth a watch just to see everyone's reaction faces as she struts through the door and on to the stage. See the whole spectacle in the player below.
Tatum's not the only one getting a special cameo from Queen Bey. This week, it was also announced that the pop star would be gracing Coldplay with her presence at their Super Bowl halftime show performance. The British band collaborated with Beyoncé on their most recent LP A Head Full of Dreams.
