Beyoncé has returned to the stage for her first live performance in five years – but not everyone’s excited, reports BBC News.
The megastar headlined the private concert in Dubai to mark the opening of luxury hotel Atlantis The Royal.
Many fans were thrilled to see the return of Queen B, but others weren’t happy because Dubai has strict laws against same-sex relationships. Reports claim that punishment for homosexuality can range from 10 years in prison, fines, deportation and even the death penalty.
Freelance music journalist Abigail Firth told BBC Newsbeat Beyoncé’s recent work is “indebted to LGBT culture.”
This might explain why some fans are uncomfortable about her making her live return in Dubai – and reportedly receiving $24m for it.
“It seems like a really misguided choice from her,” said Firth.
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