(Start at 2:53 and notice the riff she misses @ 2:56)

I catch Beyonce in a little "flub" every time she performs. Is she guilty of lipping or not? I'll give you another example just cause:


(Start at around 2:30, notice how she lips "turn the lights on" and misses the "ho".... happens @ 2:38)

So does she "sing with a backing track" or is she just really good at lip-syncing? You be the judge....

Are you gonna address the situation or are you gonna continue to play dumb?

So?
The high notes(or however they are called) were live. The ho's and the uh's are not big deal.

She clearly missed the ho on accident. The ho was too loud for it to even have been something on a "backing track". I think she was lip-syncing. I just want someone to counter my claims with something substantial.... or agree that I'm right of course.

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Is there gonna be anyone brave enough to answer my question? I've provided proof. All I want is feedback.

It's called "minor playback".

She missed ad-libs from a backing track. Beyonce only stops singing and lets the playback play during choruses/ad-libs.

Plus, she also stops singing when she's performing dance routines, so that it won't cause too much fatigue for her.

You don't really believe what you're saying, do you? Why would she miss those parts on purpose? It was clearly accidental and IMO it reveals what a Beyonce performance is all about. She doesn't just turn on a CD and get to dancin', she re-records it with "uh's" and "ho's" and tries to fool the public into believing she's really singing live.

she can lip sync all she wants because they don't enhance or alter her voice in the studio so its basically her raw (amazing) voice in the backing track!!

With this question you've dropped, it seems like the main question needs a wide, elaborate explanation when it can actually be answered in such simple words.

No, I do believe this. She does this in every performance. All of that extra stuff is dramatic elements to the performance. Michael Jackson did it all the time, watch This Is It to see it for sure if you don't want to look up performances. It's clear she's singing live. Missing some pre-recorded ad-libs can't disprove an entire performance.

I just want people to observe the "samples" I've collected and tell me their opinions on it. I don't need an elaborate answer, I just want an honest one.

You don't really understand what other people say, do you? Have you been in a Beyonce concert? Me, I haven't been into one, but I'm pretty sure, with clear actual observation, you will realize that she's singing live. It's easy to say that someone lip-syncs with just videos.