Mary J. Blige Gives An Emotional Performance  At Her Good Morning Gorgeous Tour + Shocks Fans With Her Twerking Skills

Mary J. Blige kicked off her first night of the “Good Morning Gorgeous” Tour in Greensboro NC. The iconic singer, accompanied by Queen Naija and Ella Mai, gave fans an epic and emotional night to remember.

Mary J Blige At The Good Morning Gorgeous Tour
Photo credit: Black Promoters Collective


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The Queen of Hip-Hop Soul made sure to give fans a memorable Mary J. Blige experience during the first night of her Good Morning Gorgeous tour. 

Fans sang along word-for-word as Mary performed some of her greatest hits.

The amazing show briefly took a turn during the Emmy Award winner’s heartwarming performance of her famous 1995 track “Not Gon’ Cry.” 

Blige gets tearful and passionate as she sings the lyrics, “he wasn’t worth my precious tears,” as if she was reflecting on a tumultuous and stressful time. Fans felt every emotion and cheered louder for the R&B icon and Hip-Hop royal as she had her moment.

Transforming the mood, the Icon Award recipient made a quick wardrobe change into a white sequin bodysuit and matching white thigh-high boots. 

Then, breaking out with her signature dance moves and rocking across the stage. Mary continued to shock fans as she showed off her jaw-dropping twerking skills proving she still “got it.”

Supporting Black-Owned businesses comes easy to Mary J. Blige. So, partnering with the triumphant Black Promoters Collective to create an incredible production was an epic idea. 

As a result, fans are gearing up to see Mary in their hometown, waiting to see what the Queen has in store next.

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