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Beyoncé Backup Dancer Seamlessly Slips In To Save Her From A NSFW Wardrobe Malfunction

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The singer was mid-performance during a stop in Hamburg, Germany, on her Renaissance World Tour when she narrowly avoided a nip slip thanks to one of her backup dancers.

One of Beyoncé's backup dancers is being hailed a hero on social media after saving the singer from a wardrobe malfunction.

The dancer—part of the dance duo Les Twins made up of Larry and Laurent Bourgeois—noticed a near mishap while the Grammy winner was wrapping up "Break My Soul" during her Renaissance World Tour stop in Hamburg, Germany.


Without missing a beat, the dancer improvised a move, grabbing Bey's hand and placing it near the potential nip slip before flawlessly transitioning back to his choreography.

You can watch the on-the-fly arrangement below.

Other angles of the moment were also captured.

People commended the dancer for his impressive in-the-moment thinking.














Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour will run through September 27 and is currently set to wrap in New Orleans, Louisiana.

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