Spin magazine has crowned Beyoncé the greatest performer of her generation.
Lady Bey returned to the stage for the first since the birth of her daughter Blue Ivy Carter earlier this month for a run of performances at Atlantic City's new Revel Casino and, according to Spin, it was worth the wait.
"The difference between Beyoncé and all those other (legally, for now!) single ladies is black and white, which is exactly the color palate she chose to employ at her Revel shows. Beyoncé is the greatest performer of her generation and she knows it well," said the magazine.
"Saturday night's two-hour show featured no gimmicks, no backing tracks, no hard-to-follow narratives, no whipped cream cannons. It was old school Vegas-style Entertainment with a capital E: singing, dancing, and charisma wrapped up in a few sparkly Ralph & Russo outfits," the article added.
The shows have gained public praise from the likes of The-Dream and Michelle Obama.
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