By World Licence 
In an evening already destined for history, the Parisian stage of the Cowboy Carter Tour was the setting for an exceptional moment: Miley Cyrus joined Beyoncé for a surprise performance of their duet “II Most Wanted.” The two singers, true legends of their generation, combined their voices and energies in a show charged with emotion, power, and deep cultural roots.
Dressed in shimmering gold outfits, Beyoncé and Miley appeared like two contemporary goddesses, embodying the very essence of glamour and confidence. Their onstage connection was palpable. Beyond the visual spectacle, it was the artistic and personal unity between the two stars that captivated the Parisian audience.
Released on the album Cowboy Carter, “II Most Wanted” is a poignant ballad that fuses country, pop, and soul influences. In an interview with W Magazine last year, Miley Cyrus discussed the genesis of this song:
“I wrote this song about two and a half years ago. When Beyoncé approached me about collaborating on music, I immediately thought of this title. It sums up our connection so well. I told her, ‘We don’t need to become country, we’re already country. We always have been.'”
This statement speaks volumes about the profound nature of their collaboration. While Beyoncé explored the roots of American music with Cowboy Carter, she did so by surrounding herself with figures capable of carrying this message with her and Miley Cyrus, herself from a country musical tradition, was the obvious choice.
Miley’s appearance in Paris wasn’t just a nod. It was experienced as a symbolic communion between two women who, each in their own way, redefined the codes of pop culture. They broke barriers, dared to embrace artistic transformations, embraced their complexity, and inspired millions of fans around the world.
On social media, the reactions were swift. Videos of the performance spread like wildfire, with fans hailing the perfect chemistry between the two artists. Some are already calling it a historic moment in the recent history of world tours. Others are calling for an official live version, or even a performance at the next Grammy Awards.
This Parisian Cowboy Carter Tour concert will remain etched as one of the defining moments of 2025. It brought together not only two immense talents, but above all two women proud of their heritage, aware of their artistic power, and determined to use it to tell true, profound, and universal stories.
More than a concert, it was a declaration.
The declaration that, yes, the queens of country-pop are here, and they’re shining brighter than ever.
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