Beyonce sang one of Whitney Houston classics, "I Will Always Love You" during a school gala on March 5 and it blew everyone's mind. It is not everyday that people get to watch her perform a Whitney Houston song, which is why that event even more became special.
In an article published by Hello Giggles, the publication wrote that there is no doubt that Beyonce could sing, but fans were yet to hear the diva belt a Whitney Houston classic. She doesn't always do this, but when she did, she definitely slayed.
The "Formation" singer performed for a school gala benefit event at the Center for Early Education in Los Angeles. Everyone is used to see her perform her show-stopping dance moves and high-belting ballads like "Single Ladies" and "Dangerously In Love." But that night was different since he belted out the Whitney Houston classic, "I Will Always Love You," which was originally written by country singer Dolly Parton.
Jezebel also got a hold of this amazing event and they specifically reported that it was the 75th Anniversary Gala of the school and they didn't only have Beyonce as one of their high profile guests. They even had Will Ferrell and Billy Crystal as the event's hosts. It was pretty star-studded that fans who captured photos and videos of the gala couldn't help but put the hashtag #HollywoodStyle on their posts.
The clip of Beyonce singing "I Will Always Love You" by the late singer Whitney Houston was only 15 seconds long since it was just captured by a fan on Instagram. We could only wish it could have been longer, but 15 seconds was already enough for people to be amazed of her rendition.
This is not the first time that Queen Bey sang this famous heartbreaking ballad of Houston. We found one video when she sang it back in 2012 and even mashed it up with "Halo."
We thought we'd share it as well so you guys have an idea of what the song would sound like when she sings it for more than 15 seconds. What did you think of Beyonce's recent rendition of Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You"? Sound off in the comments below!
