【Babygirl (2024)】

Beyoncé and Babygirl (2024)Jay Z would very much like to see Blue Ivy grow up in a blue America, so Tidal released a video urging fans to go out and vote.

The clip, featuring footage from Friday night's concert in support of Hillary Clinton, reminds fans that voting is a privilege they can't take lightly. And there's some very cute footage of Blue and Bey holding hands.

"For so long, our voice wasn't part of the process," Jay Z says backstage at the show. "Communities were being underserved because our voice wasn't being heard."

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"My daughter and my girlfriend are the most important thing to me in the world," adds Chance. "I need them to see that."

The rapper will be performing a free concert and leading a parade in his hometown of Chicago on election day.

"To know that my daughter can say, 'I'm a boss and I can be president and have the option to do whatever I want in the world is super exciting for me,'" says Bey.

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