Beyoncé fans are furious with her for not performing at Kamala Harris’ rally in Houston on Friday night.

One video shared on TikTok from the event, the current vice president appeared distraught as she smiled and laughed as she appeared to be booed by fans after the “Crazy In Love” singer exited the stage without performing a song.

“Embarrassing and uncomfortable!!!” the social media user wrote above the video.

“Kamala doesn’t know what to do as (the crowd) booed and booed after Beyoncé read a script off the teleprompter for 4 minutes and left without singing.”

“What a disaster!”

Another TikTok user posted a video which showed people leaving the rally and claiming that “everyone else” left after the 32-time Grammy winner did.

A third person shared a video of a seemingly angry and disorderly crowd on X and he wrote“Kamala Harris had everyone going at her rally because Beyoncé didn’t even perform. LMAOO .”

“So let me get this straight, Kamala Harris baited people with a free Beyoncé concert and then got Willie Nelson to perform,” another X user. joke.

“Talk about a bunch of angry concertgoers…”

“Just when you think Kamala Harris’ dumpster fire campaign is dying down, they throw gasoline in the dumpster and throw some shriveled Willie Neslon on stage,” another shocked person. he stated.

Nelson, 91, performed “Mammas Don’t Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys” and “On the Road Again” at the rally.

The country and folk singer is from Texas, although Beyoncé is from Houston, which hosted Harris’ rally at Shell Energy Stadium.

To add insult to injury, Beyoncé performed during her endorsement for Hillary Clinton in 2016.

Harris, 60, has not commented on the reported upset.

However, she thanked Beyoncé for the “warm Texas welcome” on X.

Page Six has reached out to Beyoncé’s rep for comment.

The mother of three and her former Destiny’s Child bandmate Kelly Rowland welcomed Harris to the stage on Friday.

Before bringing Harris out, Beyoncé talked about voting as a mom.

“(I’m a) mother who cares deeply about the world my children and all our children live in,” she said.

“A world where we have the freedom to control our bodies. A world where we are not divided – our past, our present, our future have merged to meet here.”

“Imagine our daughters growing up, seeing what is possible without a ceiling. No limitations,” she continued.

“Imagine our grandmothers, imagine how they feel now, those who lived to see this historic day,” she suggested.

“Even those who are no longer physically with us, imagine all their sacrifices.”

“The sacrifices made to be able to witness the power of a woman standing in her power, reimagining what leadership is.”