Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter returns to two U.K. charts and rises on another two following her recent halftime show during the Netflix-aired football game.

Beyoncé has created another massive cultural moment and set a new precedent with her record-breaking Christmas Day halftime performance on Netflix.

The performance, called 'Beyoncé Bowl,' took place on Wednesday, Dec. 25, at NRG Stadium in the megastar's hometown of Houston

Beyoncé’s custom feather coat, courtesy of Roberto Cavalli, worn at the beginning of her NFL halftime show performance on Netflix during the Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans game on Christmas Day, generated $482,000 in media impact value for the brand, according to LaunchMetrics.

With the Grammy Awards voting deadline still days away, an NFL halftime show may be the key to locking in a seemingly overdue honor.

"It is mind-boggling to me that you would take your precious Christmas day and watch a performance of someone you hate and you don’t think has talent so that you can go talk ish about it later," she wrote.

Beyoncé's Christmas Day halftime show is now streaming as its own standalone special on Netflix for anyone who might have missed it

Beyoncé performed songs from "Cowboy Carter" during the NFL Christmas Day halftime show for Netflix and brought in 27 million viewers.

The streets are watching Beyoncé —specifically, pocket watching. This is officially better than the Super Bowl! Word on the grapevine is that Queen Bey was reportedly paid a whopping $60 million for her halftime performance over the Christmas holiday. Yes LAWD! She is super rich!

Tina Knowles slammed the “ridiculous” trolls criticizing her daughter Beyoncé’s NFL halftime show that streamed on Netflix Christmas Day. Many criticized the “Texas Hold ’em” hitmaker ...

The Baltimore Ravens’ victory over the Houston Texans managed an average minute audience of 31.3M viewers, according to Netflix. In the U.S. alone, Nielsen says the tally was 27.2M viewers ...

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