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Blue Ivy told her parents to stop clapping at the Grammys and people can't stop watching it on repeat

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Blue Ivy's reactions at the Grammys stole the show. Christopher Polk/Getty Images for NARAS
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The 60th Grammy awards delivered plenty of standout moments that had people buzzing, from Rihanna's dance moves during "Wild Thoughts" to Bruno Mars and Cardi B's high energy "Finesse" performance. But one moment that people are obsessed with involves Blue Ivy and her famous parents, Beyoncé and Jay-Z.

When Camila Cabello took the stage to share a heartfelt speech before introducing U2's performance, the camera cut to Blue Ivy, Beyoncé, and Jay-Z — and captured one of the funniest moments from the entire show.

Mid-speech, people in the audience started applauding Cabello, including Beyoncé and Jay-Z , but Blue Ivy turned to Beyoncé and made a downward motion with her hand. She then turned to Jay-Z, repeating her motion.

Though we can't be 100% sure what Blue Ivy was saying or doing, people think she was trying to tell her parents to stop clapping — and they're obsessed.

 

 

 

 

Twitter users are calling Blue Ivy a "legend" and saying that she's "shady."

 

One person on Twitter suggested that Blue Ivy made the gesture because she's a fan of Cabello and didn't want the speech interrupted.

Another person joked that Blue Ivy thought her family was superior to Cabello.

The bottom line is that Blue Ivy will one day rule Hollywood, and people are looking forward to her reign.

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Olivia was a senior entertainment reporter for Business Insider. She's known for her coverage of celebrities like Jada Pinkett Smith (and her hit series, "Red Table Talk"), Jennifer Aniston, Timothée Chalamet, Zac Efron, Jacob Elordi, Chris Evans, Andrew Garfield, Tom Holland, the Jonas Brothers, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Jennifer Lopez, and Zendaya.Her pop culture knowledge also extends to "Twilight," "Harry Potter," "The Hunger Games," "Friends," 'How I Met Your Mother," "New Girl," "The Boys," "Gen V,"  "Euphoria," "The Sex Lives of College Girls," "The Umbrella Academy," and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Olivia graduated from Hunter College with a degree in media and a concentration in journalism. Before Insider, she was an intern for Us Weekly, Tiger Beat, and teen.com; a pop culture blogger for Her Campus; and a writer for NKD Magazine.