Beyonce’s daughter Blue Ivy dubbed ‘greatest nepo baby of all time’ after flawless Cowboy Carter performance

Blue Ivy has been dubbed the ‘greatest nepo baby of all time’ following her performance at mom Beyonce‘s Cowboy Carter tour on Monday.

The gifted 13-year-old took to the stage at the opening night of the Cowboy Carter tour – which has suffered from low ticket sales – to showcase her many talents by dancing to Beyonce’s hit Deja Vu.

Dressed in a maroon leather ensemble, the child prodigy danced up a storm at SoFi Stadium in front of thousands of fans.

The teenager looked like the spitting image of her mother as she strutted her stuff on stage and emulated Beyonce’s most iconic moves and mannerisms.

The performance drew a strong reaction on social media, with fans gushing that Blue has become a positive example of nepotism in the music industry.

‘If Blue Ivy can sing as well as she dances, I’m so sorry but imma have to support the hell out of that nepo baby,’ wrote one on X formerly Twitter.

‘Most nepo babies have absolutely no talent and no stage presence, but Blue Ivy is very much a star,’ added a second.

‘I’m so impressed by Blue Ivy. It’s giving nepo baby but with talent,’ wrote another, while a fourth said, ‘Blue Ivy is going to be the most successful nepo baby of her generation i just know it.’

Another wrote, ‘Blue ivy, at just 13, is a Grammy award winner, performed at most Renaissance tour dates, the halftime show, and is now making another world tour debut with Cowboy Carter. She is continuing to prove that despite being a nepo baby she has genuine talent.’

It comes after Blue eclipsed her mother’s 5ft6in frame while they danced side by side during the epic NFL halftime performance at NRG Stadium in Beyonce’s hometown of Houston over Christmas.

Blue coordinated with Beyonce in all-white western wear as she served back-up dancer duties for the climactic, closing number – Texas Hold ‘Em.

Bey gave her precocious daughter a discreet shout out mid-song when she changed the word ‘boy’ to ‘Blue’ in the lyric: ‘Then spin me in the middle, Blue, I can’t read your mind.’

Indeed, after the 35-time Grammy winner and Blue two-stepped and line-danced with the rest of the group they interlocked arms for a do-si-do, square-dance moment.

Blue, a two-time Guinness World Record holder, might only be 13, but she’s already garnered a Grammy Award, MTV VMA Moon Man, NAACP Image Award, Voice Arts Award, and two BET Awards.