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A summation for those who haven’t seen the video: It starts outside the Louvre, in the heart of Paris, where an angel crouches in the dark. GOP looks for Plan B on Ukraine with border bill looking DOA The Beyoncé video was released in June 2018, and, almost immediately, journalists and cultural critics noticed and wrote about the statement Beyoncé and Jay-Z were making. Trump calls for states to deploy National Guard to Texas amid border feud Naomi Biden says Fox’s Jesse Watters crossed a lineĭemocratic concerns grow amid RFK Jr. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. The singer and her husband, Jay-Z, filmed another music video, APEST, at the Louvre in Paris, back in 2018, which helped the museum see record visitor numbers that same year. “The Louvre’s previous record of 9.7 million dates from 2012, the year that saw the inauguration of the Department of Islamic Art and the presentation of exhibitions on Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael.” TagsĬopyright 2023 Nexstar Media Inc. “No other museum in the world has ever equaled this figure,” the famed art museum said in its statement. The six-minute clip showed the couple posing with some of the museum’s most renowned pieces, including Leonardo da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa,” Rosso Fiorentino’s “Pietà” and the “Venus de Milo.”Ī 90-minute “Jay-Z and Beyoncé at the Louvre” tour was made available to visitors a month after the video’s debut, Page Six noted. The Louvre called the video, which has over 147 million views on YouTube, a “tribute to some of the museum’s greatest artworks.” The 25-percent spike in visitors was bolstered by The Carters’ “Apeshit” music video released in June, the museum said in a statement on Thursday.

The Louvre credited a 2018 music video from Beyoncé and Jay-Z with helping the Paris museum boast a record-breaking 10.2 million visitors last year.

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