'Bey Hive' braves the heat and the rain to see Beyoncé at MetLife
Fans were all in "Formation," arriving at the stadium, tailgating and getting ready while staying cool with fans and drinks.
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2h agoPop music star Beyoncé brought her "Renaissance Tour" to MetLife this weekend to the delight of her fans, the "Bey Hive."
The "Bey Hive," however, had to brave the heat and then the rain on Saturday.
Earlier in the day, they were all in "Formation," arriving at the stadium, tailgating and getting ready while staying cool with fans and drinks.
Her fans were also decked out -- from sequined cowboy hats to clothes embellished with rhinestones.
Eventually, the rain came down and cooled things off as a rainbow appeared in the skies. Beyoncé then dazzled and entertained fans for two and a half hours at MetLife.
The series of shows make up "Queen Bey's" first tour in about five years.
Fans who missed Saturday night's show still have a chance for the one set for Sunday night. They can get tickets on StubHub, where they are selling for a couple hundreds of dollars.
