The pop superstar gave a top-notch performance of songs from her country album 'Cowboy Carter.' The Super Bowl halftime show might have to take a backseat to the newly-minted Christmas Day halftime show, thanks to the Queen of Music, Beyoncé.

Blue Ivy Carter was one of the surprise guests at her mom Beyoncé’s halftime show during Netflix’s first-ever NFL Christmas Gameday on Wednesday. The 12-year-old joined the dances on stage, channeling cowboy core in a custom Frolov outfit.

The superstar is spreading holiday cheer during Wednesday’s Halftime Show at the Christmas Day Texans-Ravens NFL game in her hometown of Houston, Texas, marking the first time Beyoncé is performing songs from her hit album “Cowboy Carter” in front of a live audience.

As Beyonce performed hits from her Cowboy Carter album at NRG Stadium in Houston at halftime of the Texans-Ravens game, the Barstool Sports founder took to social media to give his thoughts. “Beyoncé has been LOST since Destinys Child,” Portnoy wrote on X about the singer’s former music group, which officially disbanded 18 years ago.

Naturally, Beyoncé kicked off her set Texas-style by entering the stadium atop a white horse as she performed “16 Carriages” and her Beatles “Blackbiird” cover, in which

Beyoncé Knowles-Carter took the stage at NRG Stadium on Christmas Day performing the halftime show at the Houston Texans vs. Baltimore Ravens game. The 32-time Grammy-winning artist began the performance by singing "16 Carriages" while riding a white horse into the stadium.

From the live band, to her iconic bleachers, a truck wrapped in denim, special guests, live horses and a floating stage, the show managed to capture the spirit of Texas as well as the spirit of her most recent album.

Beyoncé took the stage at the Ravens vs. Texans game on Wednesday, where she performed songs from "Cowboy Carter" for the first time.

Beyoncé lit up NRG Stadium, putting on a stellar halftime performance during the Baltimore vs. Houston game on Christmas Day. The halftime show marked the first time the Grammy-winning singer performed songs from her eighth studio album,