Beyoncé Jay Z totally turned up the heat in last night’s Grammy performance of “Drunk in Love.”

The 56th annual award show kicked off with the Queen Bey provocatively straddling a chair with her back to the audience showing off her brilliant behind. The star sported a black thong complete with lined panty hose and a sheer bustier. Her hair was cropped and wet, giving off a sexy “Flash Dance” look.

While the song “Drunk in Love” contains a verse for Jay Z, the live Grammy collaboration was only confirmed a few days prior in a CBS commercial.

The performance continued as Beyoncé slithered on top of her chair, rocking her hips and shooting out dangerous glances into the audience. The stage belonged to her and the audience fell victim as well.

Around three minutes into the song, Jay Z charged the stage ready to join his other half. Beyonce stood up, taking her place alongside the chair allowing her husband to take the stage. She danced patiently behind him, careful not to give away too much as he performed.

The audience simply couldn’t stand the chemistry, screaming and chanting for the two who were clearly in love. She was captivated by him just like the audience was by her.

While some people were mesmerized by the opening performance, others were outraged saying the act was just too provocative.

.@Beyonce wasn't nominated for a single award at last night's Grammys, yet she still managed to dominate http://t.co/80ORYcAyiY

— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) January 27, 2014

I don't know if I want to be Beyonce, Pink, or Katy Perry after last night.. tough decisions. #SmileStyle

— Arden Rose (@ardenrose186) January 27, 2014

If Beyoncé can dress in revealing clothing and dance provocatively – why the hell can't Miley – or ANY celeb/ woman for that matter?! Ridic

— Leanne Woodfull (@LeanneWoodfull) January 27, 2014

im so hungover from beyonce and jay's performance last night

— Andrew Lowe (@andrewlx) January 27, 2014

I thought Beyoncé was a good role model until now. Is this how "Queens" act? pic.twitter.com/a8dUTkarAf

— Laila Daho (@LailaDaho) January 27, 2014

Were you offended by sultry performance or did you view it as just that-as a performance?

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