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Obamas steal the spotlight at Jay-Z & Beyonce concert (video)

The former US President and former first lady shacking it up in the box

Newsroom July 30 09:36

Barack and Michelle Obama were feelin’ it Saturday night in Landover, Maryland … standing up and showing some moves!
The former US President and First Lady were at the Jay-Z & Beyonce concert in a box at the FedExField, where the Redskins play. They weren’t really noticed at first, but that didn’t last long. Bey and Jay had some serious competition, because when the crowd saw the Obamas the cellphones came out in impressive numbers.
Beyonce and Jay just returned from their Italian vacation with their kids.

source: TMZ.com

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