'We snappin': Beyonce cheers for Team USA as she dons stars and stripes bodysuit in Olympics hype video

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Beyonce is referring to her ‘Cowboy Carter’ album while showing love for Team USA as they are starting their quest for medals in the Paris Olympics. 

On Friday, July 26, Queen Bey - who recently allowed Kamala Harris to use her song 'Freedom' for her presidential campaign - was seen in a hype video for the American athletes participating in the quadrennial tournament. 

The 42-year-old songstress looked exquisite as she introduced the American gymnastics team (both male and female) in the clip that aired on Friday.

Beyonce showed love for Team USA

In the clip that was aired during NBC and Peacock’s primetime replay of the opening ceremony, the ‘Halo’ singer described the nation endearingly, per Huff Post.

The mother-of-three showed off her incredible physique in a sparkling red, white and blue 'USA' bodysuit that she paired with matching boots. The ‘Texas Hold ‘em’ singer rocked a shiny cowboy hat of a similar color scheme, as she said, “Oui oui, Paris — we snappin’.”  

In the background, lyrics of her song ‘Ya Ya’ from her ‘Cowboy Carter’ album began to play. 

She went on to describe her motherland with great fondness, as she gushes, “Get a look at America, y’all, these hopes and dreams, these superstars that represent us — the people of this big, bold, beautiful, complicated nation.”

As Beyonce grooved to the melody, several athletes from the gymnastics team, including Sha’Carri Richardson and Katie Ledecky, also joined. 

The Grammy-winning singer went on to give a shoutout to the American stars who have brought glory in the past including Simone Biles. 

She said, “That pride and that joy, that’s what gets me about this team and that’s what makes me believe in this team,” while basking in the patriotic glow, “And that’s why I can’t wait to see what they pull off over these next 16 days. America, give it up for Team USA. The very best of who we are.”

Beyonce's introduction of  American athletes gets widespread praise

Queen Bey had all her fans jumping in their seats in unison as she appeared for the video introducing the American athletes. While some of the fans were left stunned at her well-tined body, some marveled at her word selection for describing America as a "complicated nation."

One of the stunned fans said on YouTube, "Haven't seen Beyonce in a visual in so long I thought this was AI lmao."

Someone else gave their approval saying, "“Complicated” is the biggest understatement of every century actually. this was cute. I like it."

Another fan chimed in, "The way she says "this [...] complicated nation" lol Appreciate the honesty."

Someone else added, "I’m not American but I LOVE Beyonce and this song is by far one of my favs off Cowboy Carter…loved this intro! Beyonce."

"This is such an honor, to be able to present your nation to the world. Go USA," said a motivated fan.

Another social media user commented, "The gymnastics team playing call and response with Beyonce....... life is made."

"This was a dope surprise when I saw it come on TV I was like whoa, Beyonce!!! I loved this so much. I loved it when the women's gymnastics team all said "Hi Beyonce" in unison! This is just great. Queen Bey doesn't miss. Let's Go Team USA," cheered another supporter.

Another American gushed, "To think that Mother Queen would make me proud of the USA instead of any of these candidates running. She nailed it when she described America. Complicated, but beautiful."

"This is the America that puts a smile on my face. Just an extraordinarily humble and talented American artist, giving flowers to citizens representing us globally. Iconic," said someone else.

Another fan said, "I saw Beyoncé and clicked immediately, I’m not disappointed in the slightest."

Meanwhile, someone else begged to see Team USA together, and said, "Wow leave it to Beyonce to make Team USA even cooler. Love this. It would have been nice to see all of Team USA in one shot."

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