Michelle Obama & Beyonce

Michelle Obama personally wanted to thank Beyonce for singing the National song of praise at presidential inauguration in Washington DC.

Beyonce is an American singer, song writer and actress. She recently threw shade on all her haters by singing the National Anthem at President Barak Obama second inauguration in Washington DC. Performing brilliantly, she clears that she can sing any song at any time. Grammy award winning singer do not publicly addressed about her performance. After excellent performance, Beyonce asked the crowd at convention centre, ‘’any question.’’? It is reported that Beyonce went on to confirm that she had in fact used a backing track on the Washington Mall on January 21, 2013. Beyonce said that, ‘’I am perfectionist.’’ After careful consideration, we have chosen a winner, President Obama, when Martin Luther King said I have a dream…this have to be it….Calbert. According to recent report it is only 6 on the funny scale but still is best and exciting that we could find. So we cognates Pal, you were just good enough to beat the average competitions. Many other American singers have already performed on National Anthem, but Beyonce performance was excellent. Beyonce was selected by President Barak Obama to sing National Anthem on second Inauguration of President. Although Beyonce opted to lip sync due to lack of rehearsal time, bad weather conditions, but later with an excellent performance, she prove that, she is still a singing queen.

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Michelle Obama Responds to Backlash Over Her Oscars Appearance: "Not Surprising"

Mobama is on to the haters. After Michelle Obama's surprise appearance (via satellite) at the tail end of last Sunday's Academy Awards was met with bemusement, confusion and, in some corners, criticism, the First Lady tells the Associated Press she's "absolutely not surprised."

First Lady Michelle Obama announces the Best Picture Oscar to "Argo" live from the White House on February 24, 2013.
Credit: Official White House Photo by Pete Souza

"Shoot, my bangs set off a national conversation," President Barack Obama's wife, 49, said of the morning-after hubbub. The First Lady appeared in the White House, decked out in a Naeem Khan gown, with servicemen and women behind her, to present the Best Picture winner (Argo) at the conclusion of the Oscars Feb. 24. (Part of the complaint: Best Picture Director Ben Affleck -- not to mention nominee Steven Spielberg, performer Barbra Streisand and scores of other stars present during the ceremony -- are lifelong Democrats and vocal Obama supporters.)

"My shoes can set off a national conversation. That's just sort of where we are. We've got a lot of talking going on," Mrs. Obama said during a Thursday, Feb. 28 appearance in Chicago of the omnipresent Twitterverse and blogosphere. "It's like everybody's kitchen-table conversation is now accessible to everybody else so there's a national conversation about anything."

The mom to Sasha, 11, and Malia, 14, explained that her Oscars appearance fit in with one of her missions as First Lady: The support the arts. Indeed, she recently hosted the director and cast of Oscar-nominated film Beasts of the Southern Wild to the White House for a Q&A session with students.

"I just don't think about that stuff," she said of the criticism. Obama was in her hometown as to mark the third anniversary of her "Let's Move" campaign against childhood obesity.

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