Arts & Entertainment The Obamas Get Down At Jay-Z, Beyoncé Concert: WATCH Former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama​ put on a show at Beyoncé and Jay-Z's concert in Maryland. Reply LANDOVER, MD — Former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama were spotted busting out their best dance moves at the Beyoncé and Jay-Z concert at FedExField Saturday night outside Washington, D.C. Twitter and Instagram lit up with videos showing the couple jamming in their box seats during the On the Run II tour in Landover. Michelle Obama was also seen at the Carters' European leg of the tour in Paris in mid-July. Beyoncé performed during President Obama's first inauguration in 2008. She also helped Michelle Obama with her "Let's Move" campaign to combat childhood obesity, People reports. The former president also spoke at Jay-Z's induction to the Songwriters Hall of Fame in June 2017.<doc-sep>(CNN) — Former President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama were spotted dancing at a Beyoncé and Jay-Z concert near Washington, DC, on Saturday evening. Videos emerged of the pair jamming to a Jay-Z performance from their box seats at FedEx Field in Landover, Maryland, with several onlookers filming their moves on their phones. MY ENERGY ON TEN YALL pic.twitter.com/KK4mw261jK — marianna (@mariannaatd) July 29, 2018 Michelle Obama was seen at a Beyoncé and Jay-Z concert in Paris two weeks ago, where she was filmed dancing with the singer’s mother, Tina Knowles Lawson. Obama’s daughter, Sasha, was also in attendance. And can we just reflect on how beautiful Sasha Obama is? Hair is laid, sis. #OTRII pic.twitter.com/KMv335YEE7 — Joi-Marie (@joimariewrites) July 15, 2018 The former first family and the singer and her mom have been friends for years. The Obama administration also frequently included the pair at events and in White House initiatives. Beyoncé teamed up with Michelle Obama up in 2011 for the first lady’s “Let’s Move” campaign, which aimed to fight childhood obesity. She also performed at the first couple’s inaugural dance in 2009 and at the presidential inauguration in 2013. CNN’s Lisa Respers France contributed to this report.<doc-sep>Michelle and Barack Obama. Photo: Mark Wilson/Getty Images Michelle Obama simply can’t get enough of Beyoncé and Jay-z’s On the Run II tour, as she was spotted dancing at the Landover, Maryland, show not even two weeks after going to her first in Paris. But this time, instead of bringing along Sasha and Malia, Michelle got down with her husband and Bey superfan, Barack. Whereas Michelle wasn’t shy about throwing her arms up and dancing early into the concert, Barack was more apprehensive, though he couldn’t fight his dad moves for long. Below, watch the couple dance like no one’s watching, though of course everyone was.<doc-sep>Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s On the Run II tour was in for a presidential treat over the weekend. Barack and Michelle Obama attended the couple’s show Saturday night at FedExField in Landover, Md,, and fans couldn’t handle the way they commanded their dance moves. Concertgoers captured the former president and first lady dancing to Jay-Z’s 2011 hit “N----- in Paris.” And, let's just say, fans of the First Family of Hip-Hop ended up getting a second show from the former First Couple of the United States of America. ** Warning: Videos include explicit language. ** 'Living their best lives ...' Fans took to social media to share their excitement at seeing two legendary couples in one night. "Wow President Obama is really out here living his best life at Beyoncé and Jay Z’s #OTRII tour," one attendee tweeted. "Tonight I saw Beyonce with President Obama sitting right behind me. I can die happy," another concertgoer tweeted. "Well well! This DC On the Run concert with Jay-Z and Beyoncé is very Presidential. Former President Obama and the Former First Lady Mrs. Obama are here for this amazing show. Mrs Obama was just in Paris for the show. Amazing show," White House correspondent April Ryan tweeted. "I was in the presence of Beyonce AND the Obamas. It's over," one fan tweeted. "Can you believe that I was in the same place as President Obama, Michelle Obama, Beyoncé and Jay Z, all at the same time? Neither can I. Best birthday present ever," another concertgoer tweeted. The Obamas and the Carters have formed a friendship over the years. Beyoncé performed at Obama's inaugurations in 2009 and 2013 and Michelle Obama's 50th birthday party in 2014. Two weeks ago, Michelle Obama took daugher Sasha to an On The Run II show in Paris. The former first lady danced alongside Beyoncé's mother, Tina Knowles-Lawson.<doc-sep>
Barack and Michelle Obama Throw Their Hands in the Air and Dance at Beyoncé and JAY-Z's Concert The Obamas brought even more entertainment to Beyoncé and JAY-Z‘s concert on Saturday night. At the latest On the Run II tour stop in Landover, Maryland, Barack and Michelle Obama got out of their seats — and then some. Video captured by fan Anna Bailey shows the former president, 56, and first lady, 54, throwing their hands in the air while dancing along. Due to all the noise at the venue, it’s hard to tell just which Bey or JAY tune was playing. The viral moment marks the second time Mrs. Obama has been seen jamming to music from the Carters this summer. In mid-July, fan video showed her with Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles Lawson. Mrs. Obama swayed and clapped as JAY-Z, 48, performed at the On the Run II tour stop in Paris. michelle-beyonce-a Credit: John Stillwell - WPA Pool/Getty Images; Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic The Obamas and Carters have a rich history stretching back to Mr. Obama’s first term as president. In 2008, Beyoncé performed “At Last” during then-President Obama’s first inauguration, and she went on to collaborate with Mrs. Obama on her “Let’s Move” campaign combatting childhood obesity. The then-first lady later returned the favor by appearing onstage during Beyoncé’s performance at the Global Citizen Festival in 2015. US-POLITICS-OBAMA Credit: JIM YOUNG/AFP/Getty It’s not just the ladies who have a tight bond. “I like to think Mr. Carter and I understand each other,” Mr. Obama said at JAY-Z’s induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in June 2017. “Nobody who met us when we were younger men would have expected us to be where we are today.” RELATED VIDEO: Michelle Obama Talks Life After the White House – and Why Barack Is Mad About Their New Home bk.obama.20121105.5330.jpg Credit: Brooks Kraft LLC/Corbis via Getty