Social media users are sharing their hilarious reactions to Rumi Carter's seemingly nonchalant demeanor next to Beyoncé.

Tina Knowles addresses that viral video that appears to show her scolding granddaughter Rumi Carter on stage at Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour.

Even though Rumi Carter is going to shine on her own, Tina Knowles (and the rest of the family) are going to be her protector. And the matriarch made that clear recently. During a stop on her "Matriarch" book tour,

The opener on April 28 in Los Angeles featured “Cowboy Carter” hits “Texas Hold” and “Bodyguard,” as well as reimagined versions of her classics.

Rumi was ready to brave the elements, making her appearance during Bey’s performance of “Protector” looking glam in an all-white outfit set off by a white fur coat that matched her mama’s perfectly – and fans were here for every minute of it.

Beyoncé took the Cowboy Carter Tour to the Tri-State Area last night, performing at MetLife Stadium right outside of the city in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Thirteen-year-old Blue Ivy Carter joined her mom onstage and went viral for her stylish nod to her birthplace: New York City.

Blue Ivy Carter proved once again that she's not just Beyoncé's daughter; she's a bona fide performer in her own right. During Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour stop in Chicago on May 15, the 13-year-old was onstage alongside her megastar mom and 7-year-old sister Rumi,

Looking like a Black Dorothy From The Wizard of Oz every night, Rumi Carter’s vibrant and free-spirited personality stands in contrast to that of her controlled sister, Blue Ivy. This dynamic between Rumi and Blue is evident on stage, captivating audiences and inspiring fans to dedicate numerous social media posts to the two young performers.