Beyoncé is no stranger to performing in front of large crowds and receiving high salaries for her performances.
However, his recent appearance at Atlantis The Royal in Dubai turned heads with his unprecedented salary.
The question everyone is asking is: was it worth it?
Beyoncé’s long-awaited performance at Dubai’s ultra-luxury hotel, Atlantis The Royal, was a sight well worth waiting for.
The invite-only crowd was treated to a 73-minute set that included three costumes, a bevy of backup dancers, and even a cameo from Beyoncé’s daughter, Blue Ivy Carter.
The performance marked the singer’s first return to the stage in four years, and it was clear that she was back and better than ever.
The performance was met with enthusiastic praise from fans, despite requests from organizers that the event not be photographed.
Beyoncé pays Atlantis The Royal Dubai
Beyoncé reportedly took home $24 million for her performance, plus a stay in a $100,000-a-night hotel room, the most expensive in the world. When calculated, the singer’s performance was worth a whopping $328,767 per minute.
VIP guests and celebrities flocked to see Beyoncé perform some of her biggest hits including Crazy in Love, Spirit and Drunk in Love.
The stage of Atlantis The Royal Hotel proved to be an impressive backdrop for the performance, with the imposing luxury hotel looming as a marble-clad backdrop as the singer sang triumphantly.
In some ways, Beyoncé’s extraordinary performance on stage is a testament to the positivity that has tinged the past year in Dubai. While many people around the world were advised to buckle down and prepare for recession, the mood in Dubai was positive as the boom times were already underway.
With the city planning to welcome 30 million tourists a year by 2030, it seems like the sky is the limit when it comes to attracting talent and artists, and Beyoncé’s performance is the culmination of a year of continued good times.
The invite-only concert was attended by celebrities including American model and reality TV star Kendall Jenner, British singer Liam Payne, Beyoncé’s husband Jay Z, Emirati-Yemeni singer Balqees Fathi, Australian actress Rebel Wilson, American model Olivia Culpo, Indian model actor Aamir Khan, British actress Michelle Keegan and “Emily in Paris” star Ashley Park.
The backdrop for the performance was the painting “School of Athens” by the Italian Renaissance artist Raphael. It’s worth mentioning that in 2008, Kylie Minogue opened the original Atlantis, right next to the Royal, with a $5 million fireworks display.
However, just 12 months later, the city’s economy came to a standstill as the Great Recession hit Dubai hard. Fourteen years later, Dubai is at the top of its game, with little sign that a repeat is in the offing. An even more impressive launch and fireworks display is testament to the city’s belief in success and its ability to bring back the best and brightest in the entertainment industry.
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