Images have surfaced of JAY-Z and his wife/collaborator, Beyoncé jet-skiing in Sardinia, Italy, and the internet has let loose.
Sporting a life vest, helmet and sunglasses, as well as a super stern expression, JAY-Z couldn’t be more prepared. Beyoncé, on the other hand, looks like an absolute natural having a great time, but JAY-Z looks like he can’t wait for the sweet embrace of land.
As you can imagine, the internet has had a time:
This isn’t the first time JAY-Z has been made into a meme. Back in 2013 he also became one briefly after he was photographed jumped into a pool.
Never change, internet. Never change.
The Carters have recently started their joint world tour, and while there’s currently no Australian dates announced, the tour is reportedly coming to our shores eventually.
16 Huge Concert Tours Australia Desperately Needs In 2018
Metallica
We’re getting a little annoyed that we haven’t seen any Aussie dates for Metallica’s most recent LP
Hardwired… To Self Destruct. But
they ~have~ confirmed a “WorldWired” tour, while
Soundwave boss AJ Maddah previously promised that the band would be coming to Australia in 2017. That clearly isn’t happening, so hopefully 2018 will be the year. Let’s just hope it’s not the day that never comes.
(Photo: Matthew Baker / Getty Images)
Eminem
There was a
fake ‘2017 Eminem Australian Tour’ poster going around earlier this year which had fans freaking, and now that Eminem’s released his new album
Revival, it’s about time he returned to Australia for his first local shows since 2014.
(Photo: Kevin Mazur / Getty Images)
Rihanna
Ri-Ri has
covered Tame Impala and
become BFFs with ex-PM Julia Gillard, so it’s a bloody outrage that she hasn’t toured down under since releasing her 2016 album
Anti. In fact, the ‘Work’ singer hasn’t visited her Aussie fans since 2013. Better get Julia on the blower to sort this out.
(Photo: Sergione Infuso / Getty Images)
Gorillaz
It’s been almost eight years since these animated punks brought their live show to Australia, and we’re getting more than a little antsy. But with Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett officially reactivating the band and hitting us with brand new album Humanz this year, 2018 will surely be the year they return to Oz. Splendour In The Grass, anyone?
(Photo: Brian Rasic / Getty Images)
Lady Gaga
Mother Monster is yet to bring her Joanne World Tour down under, and hasn’t performed in Australia since 2014. There are probably a ~Million Reasons~ why, but we’re going Gaga for any tour news.
(Photo: Scott Legato / Getty Images)
Radiohead
Thom Yorke and co. last toured our shores in 2012 behind
The King Of Limbs, and six years later we’re still without a tour for their latest album
A Moon Shaped Pool. The band are
planning a “little tour” in 2018 though, and are also celebrating the 20th anniversary of
OK Computer — two reasons for them to make Australia’s dream a reality next year.
(Photo: Andy Buchanan / Getty Images)
30 Seconds To Mars
Jared Leto already said the band are
“absolutely” touring Australia in 2018, so we’re just playing the waiting game now. Oh and they’ve got a new album on the way too!
(Photo: Jeff Kravitz / Getty Images)
Beyoncé & JAY-Z
Queen B’s world tour plans for
Lemonade may have been derailed by the whole getting-pregnant-with-twins-thing, but we’re confident that we’ll eventually see her return down under for the first time since 2013. And with her hubby
JAY-Z sweeping the Grammy noms and revealing that
he and Bey have made a joint album, maybe they could come together and bring the whole fam?
(Photo: Brendan Smialowski / Getty Images)
Rammstein
It’s been over half a decade since Rammstein were down under, so it’s about time they brought their gimp-suited, dildo-wielding, fire-scorched antics back to Australia.
(Photo: Santiago Bluguermann / Getty Images)
System Of A Down
SOAD last tore up Aussie stages as part of Soundwave 2012, and haven’t been back since. What are we, Chop Suey? They
were rumoured for Download Festival Australia, but that was just a glitch, so hopefully 2018 will be the year they return to patch things up.
(Photo: Francesco Castaldo / Getty Images)
Depeche Mode
The English electro heroes haven’t toured Australia since 1994, and it’s making us a bit sad. The group released their 14th (!) studio album Spirit earlier this year, and while it’s unlikely they’ll return down under anytime soon, we can’t ~Enjoy The Silence~ for too much longer.
(Photo: Luca Marenda / Getty Images)
Tool
Tool last toured Australia in 2013, and with their long-awaited new album looking like
it might drop in 2018, it could be the perfect time for the band to return down under. That said, we could easily end up waiting another
10,000 Days for their next tour.
(Photo: Steven Ferdman / Getty Images)
Kylie Minogue
Kylie recently revealed that she’s
planning a new album and Aussie tour for 2018, and that’s just enough time for us to go buy some new hotpants.
(Photo: Christie Goodwin / Getty Images)
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