Beyoncé and Travis Scott Take Over Netflix: The NFL and WWE Just Got Louder

Netflix amps up the holidays with Beyoncé at the NFL halftime show and Travis Scott’s WWE debut – here’s why it’s unmissable.

Netflix is rewriting the rules of live entertainment. This Christmas Day, the streaming giant will host Beyoncé’s electrifying halftime show during the Ravens vs. Texans game, and trust me, this isn’t just another performance. Fresh off her record-breaking Cowboy Carter album, Beyoncé’s set will showcase her Houston roots, Grammy-winning charisma, and maybe even a few surprise guests. Fans are already speculating appearances from collaborators like Dolly Parton and Post Malone – imagine that lineup on Christmas Day!

But Netflix isn’t stopping there. Wrestling fans, get hyped: Travis Scott is set to take center stage at WWE’s Monday Night Raw on January 6, 2025, marking his debut in a setting as bold and unpredictable as his music. The Intuit Dome in LA will transform into an arena of beats and body slams. Triple H said it best: “When WWE goes big, we mean it.” With Netflix now the home of WWE, this partnership signals a new era of cross-genre entertainment.

These moves are as strategic as they are spectacular. Netflix is banking on the magnetism of Beyoncé and Travis Scott to pull in not just sports fans, but also music lovers and pop culture…