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All the Photos You Could Possibly Want From Beyoncé's VMAs Performance

By Monica Sisavat Solís

Updated on Aug 29, 2016 at 6:00 PM

Getty | Larry Busacca/MTV1617

Shortly after arriving at the MTV VMAs in NYC looking like our fairy godmother with daughter Blue Ivy Carter, Beyoncé took the stage and launched into a medley of songs from her Lemonade album. In addition to smashing a camera and literally setting the floor on fire, Beyoncé took on black culture and feminism as she and her dancers formed a Venus symbol across the stage. To top it all off, the powerhouse singer won three awards, including best breakthrough long-form video for Lemonade.

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Getty | Larry Busacca/MTV1617

Getty | Kevin Mazur

Getty | Larry Busacca/MTV1617

Getty | Kevin Mazur

Getty | Kevin Mazur

Getty | Kevin Mazur

Getty | Kevin Mazur

Getty | Larry Busacca/MTV1617

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