Jamie Foxx deceived an A-rundown swarm at a pre-Super Bowl show Saturday, educating them Beyoncé was concerning to perform.
“I’m going to go ahead and let it out of the bag right now: Beyoncé. Beyoncé,” he screamed as the guests at The Giving Fund’s Big Game Big Give event cheered. “Beyoncé from Fort Lauderdale. It’s not the one you were thinking, but still.”
Queen Bey was not at the celebration, which was held at a $65 million waterfront home on Miami Beach’s selective Star Island, yet in participation were a few different superstars, including Cuba Gooding Jr., Keegan-Michael Key, model Karolina Kurkova and “Breaking Bad” co-stars Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul and popular producer Michael Bay, who played host.
2001 Super Bowl MVP and Hall of Famer Ray Lewis respected individual Hall of Famer Jim Brown with a generous honour.
Foxx was fun-loving throughout the night, salsa hitting the dance floor with the group, rehearsing his Spanish and advising everybody to draw near in light of the fact that he smelled particularly lovely that night. In any case, when the DJ played a club variant of Whitney Houston’s “I Wanna Dance with Somebody,” he soured.
“We want the original Whitney,” he said before getting the crowd to recite her name. The DJ immediately obliged and prompted up her unique hit.
Cranston and Paul made a toast to the New Year, with Cranston saying, “We have a lot of unfortunate things that have happened,” clearly referencing the late Kobe Bryant and encouraging everyone “to try to remember people who are with us now today.”
The occasion fund-raised for a few foundations, selling sports memorabilia, a minute ago Super Bowl tickets and a retreat on a private island in Belize.