soupsoup:lindsaycampbell:kenyatta: Barack and Michelle Obama’s “First Dance” at the Neighborhood Ball
I was strong all day, but this finally brought me to tears.
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i teared up so much when watching this. they’re so sweet.
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So I could kinda care less about Beyonce. But man… this is just so epic. So beautiful. Melts my cold heart.
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Beyonce did an incredible job. And the dance was just perfect.
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This was superb. Love how superstar Beyonce is obviously starstruck by Barack and Michelle Obama. Refreshing to see...
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Wow, it was kinda funny to me at first that Beyonce sang for their first dance but as I saw her crying I teared up too....
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Ball, “At Last” sung live by Beyoncé.
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gentlemen, welcome
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AHHHH! I fell asleep like an hour before this…daaammn.
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