Go Blue! See Some of Blue Ivy Carter's Impressive Performances from the “Renaissance” World Tour

Beyoncé and JAY-Z's elder daughter traveled the world mastering her mom's choreography. See some of her performances below

Blue Ivy Carter scored one of the best summer gigs ever!

The 11-year-old spent a few months traveling around the world and dancing alongside her mom, Beyoncé, on the Renaissance World Tour. After her surprise stadium debut in May, Blue became a mainstay on stage, continuously backing up her mom during the performances of "My Power" and Black Parade."

And it seems Bey and JAY-Z's firstborn continued to gain confidence and sharpen the choreography with each appearance on stage. She even gained her own cult following — between cheering fans who dubbed themselves the "Ivy League" and the ongoing support of her family members. Now, you can see her entire journey in Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé  which gives fans a behind-the-scenes look at the entire tour.

See photos of Blue Ivy stealing the show as Beyoncé's mini-me around the globe on the Renaissance World Tour.

Big Debut

Blue Ivy was first spotted performing alongside Beyoncé's dancers in May, when the Renaissance World Tour came to Paris. The young star surprised crowds on stage for Beyoncé's songs "My Power" and "Black Parade."

Proud Mom

Bey praised her eldest daughter on Instagram, sharing some clips from her stadium debut. "My beautiful first born 🙏🏾 I’m so proud and thankful to be your mama," The "Alien Superstar" singer captioned her post. "You bring us so much joy, my sweet angel."

Later, Beyoncé revealed she was skeptical about letting Blue dance in front of thousands of fans.

"She told me she was ready to perform, and I told her no," the mom of three recalled, per The New York Times, adding that she almost passed out the first time she shared the stage with her daughter.

Stadium Star

Beyoncé's mom, Tina Knowles, has been cheering on Blue since her first time stepping on stage, sharing videos of the preteen talent on her Instagram page.

Putting in Work

Blue's family may have her back, but the budding star initially received some online criticism about her dance moves. Instead of shying away from the spotlight, Bey's daughter started putting in more work behind the scenes, ironing out the choreography.

Bold Moves

Over time, fans started to notice Blue's fancier footwork. In September, a compilation on TikTok compared her dancing at her first show, when she was a little more timid with the moves, to her strong moves at later concert in Houston. Fans flocked to the comments to celebrate Blue's growth.

"It's so beautiful that Blue allowed beyonce to dance at her concert 🥹🥹," one TikTok user joked.

"Watching her confidence grow throughout the tour has made me so proud! She's improves so much🥹🥲," said another fan.

Growing Confidence

Meanwhile, Tina told PEOPLE that she's watched her granddaughter's confidence soar "to the sky." She went on to rave about Blue's natural skills as a performer.

"Well, this is a heels family. You're trained early to walk in heels," Tina told PEOPLE in July. "But yeah, she's having the time of her life, and I couldn't be more proud of her because she really worked hard."

'Getting Better and Better'

"She is 11 years old, and she had one week to prepare, and she's just getting better and better," Tina continued, calling herself "the proud grandma, always."

The Ivy League

Blue's cultivated her own following thanks to her many show-stopping appearances with Beyoncé. Fans have started to celebrate the young performer in the crowd, cheering her on with decorated posters.

During the Barcelona leg of the Renaissance Tour, a concert-goer shared a video of Blue looking see a glittery sign reading, "GO AWF BLUE! #IVY LEAGUE.”

Empire State of Mind

During her mom's stop at MetLife stadium in New Jersey, the 11-year-old represented her dad's hometown in a black shirt embroidered with the words "New York." Blue  — who is the second-youngest Grammy winner ever — posed with peace signs and waved to fans as she flaunted her New York pride.

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