Jay-Z Is The Ultimate Embarrassing Dad At Basketball Game With Blue Ivy

Most of us have been embarrassed by our parents at some point, and it turns out that Blue Ivy is no exception. 

The 10-year-old went to the NBA Finals game with her ultra-famous dad, Jay-Z, on Monday and looked just the double image of her mum, Beyoncé, as she told him off for touching her hair.

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As she watched ​​the Golden State Warriors and Boston Celtics face off in San Fransisco, she didn't seem to be too happy when the camera focused on her and her dad.

However, Jay-Z played up to the moment and pulled her in for a kiss, only for Blue Ivy to pull away and say: "Dad, my hair!"

Needless to say, the clip went down a storm on social media, and it has been going viral ever since. 

Blue Ivy looked just like her mum too and was sporting Beyoncé’s signature curly hair and hooped earrings. 

One viewer joked: “Get off her hair lol I LOVE BLUE IVY she the most natural person ever! [sic]”, while a second laughed: “‘DAAAAAAD STOOOOOOOP’ lol Even Jay-Z gets the ‘lame dad’ treatment [sic].”

Someone else wrote: “The way she wanted to remove her dad's arm," as a fourth remarked: “So all tweens are embarrassed by there Parents even if they are pop icons [sic].”

To us: Jay Z, the all time rap legend
To Blue Ivy: embarrassing dad pic.twitter.com/yOsIpBUVyz

— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) June 14, 2022

Then there were those who saw the clip and couldn’t help but comment on how grown-up Blue Ivy looks: “The fact that if blue ivy is with her dad she looks like him and if she’s with her mom she looks like her is wild.”

One fan wrote: “Seeing celebrity kids growing up is so weird lmao, I swear they grow up faster than the average kid [sic]," while a third added: “I can’t believe how grown up and stunning she is.”

A fourth then said: “Bruh she looks just like beyonce but with jayz nose [sic].”

In a rare interview with Vogue about parenting, Beyoncé said: “Blue is very smart. It is my job as a parent to do my best to keep her world as positive and safe as can be.

“I let my children know that they are never too young to contribute to changing the world. I never underestimate their thoughts and feelings.

“When I tell her I’m proud of her, she tells me that she’s proud of me and that I’m doing a good job. It’s teeeeeew much sweetness. She melts my heart. I believe the best way to teach them is to be the example.”