Reneé Rapp Performs Cover of Beyoncé's 'Daddy Lessons' in Paris as the Superstar Enters Her Country Era

Rapp's cover arrives shortly after Beyoncé unveiled two new country songs, "Texas Hold 'Em" and "16 Carriages"

It seems like Reneé Rapp is excited for Beyoncé's country era.

During a concert in Paris on Tuesday, the Mean Girls star performed a cover of Queen Bey's 2016 country track "Daddy Lessons" from her Lemonade album — shortly after the superstar revealed she's pivoting back to the unexpected genre.

Rapp, 24, paid homage to Texas by performing the Houston native's song while sporting a T-shirt featuring a photo of Tejano icon Selena Quintanilla, who was born in Lake Jackson and moved to Corpus Christi at a young age.

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During the performance of "Daddy Lessons," according to fan-filmed videos on social media, Rapp's audience instinctively sang Beyoncé's ad-libs in between lyrics. She later invited the crowd to join in for the song's vocal riffs, and as the song came to a close, they clapped along to the beat.

"Daddy Lessons" finds Beyoncé, 42, reflecting on her upbringing and singing lyrics about learning to shoot a gun from her father, though it's unclear if the song is autobiographical.

"He held in his arms / And he taught me to be strong / He told me when he's gone / 'Here's what you do / When trouble comes in town / And men like me come around' / Oh, my daddy said shoot / Oh, my daddy said shoot," sings the Destiny's Child alum.

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Following its initial release on Lemonade, Beyoncé released a remix of "Daddy Lessons" featuring the Chicks on Nov. 2, 2016 — and both acts performed the song at the Country Music Association Awards the same day.

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Rapp's live cover of the song arrives days after Beyoncé unveiled two new country songs — "Texas Hold 'Em" and "16 Carriages" — as the first offerings from her upcoming album, the follow-up to 2022's Renaissance, currently teased as "Act II."

On Friday, the "Break My Soul" singer revealed her next album will be released on March 19. She teased the project with a video of herself driving through the desert as several men stare at a billboard featuring Beyoncé in a cowboy hat alongside the words, "Texas! Hold 'Em."

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