Beyoncé's 2017 Grammys Performance By the Numbers: What It Took to Put on Her Impressive Show

Queen B ruled music's big night

By Kendall Fisher Feb 13, 2017 3:21 AMTags
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There's no denying it: Beyoncé won the 2017 Grammy Awards.

With her twin-baring baby bump, her all-gold, regal House of Malakai ensemble, the inclusion of Blue Ivy and Tina Knowles and the pure beauty that encompassed her, Queen B's insane performance has already become the most-talked about moment of the show—and perhaps, dare we say, the history of the Grammys.

So what exactly went into putting on the chill-inducing performance? Let us break down the numbers for you below...

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9: The number of minutes Queen B kept us breathless with her performance—from the time the music began to the time the show cut to a commercial.

6: How many minutes it took to clear the stage following her performance. E! News learned a crew used the entirety of the commercial break to finish cleaning up.

24: The number of dancers that surrounded Bey throughout the performance. The ladies looked angelic, donning similar gold headpieces and necklaces as well as pastel-colored, tulle dresses.

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23: How many seconds she sang while being tipped over in her chair (pretty impressive, she didn't even flinch!).

14: The number of chairs used in the performance. 

14: The amount of times she caressed her growing baby bump with those destined-to-be rockstar twins in her belly.

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31: The pieces of jewelry she donned for the performance, including: her earrings, her headpiece, her bangles, rings and more.

32: The number of seconds the crowd gave a standing ovation for the singer after her performance before cutting to a commercial.

2: How many times the cameras cut to a beaming Jay Z and Blue Ivy.

Was Bey's performance your favorite part of the Grammys? Sound off in the comments below!

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