Tracee Ellis Ross & Anthony Anderson Recreate an Iconic Moment
In a stunning, fashion-forward tribute, Tracee Ellis Ross and Anthony Anderson recreated the legendary Louvre scene made famous by Beyoncé and Jay-Z — and they did it with effortless elegance.
The duo posed in front of the world’s most famous painting, the Mona Lisa, echoing the regal stance Beyoncé and Jay-Z delivered in their groundbreaking 2018 video for Apeshit.
Yes, that moment.
The Original Cultural Reset
Back in 2018, Beyoncé and Jay-Z — performing as The Carters — shut down the internet when they filmed “Apeshit” inside the iconic Louvre Museum in Paris. Dressed in pastel power looks, they stood confidently before the Mona Lisa, symbolically placing Black excellence in the center of one of the most historic institutions in the world.
The imagery was powerful. Intentional. Unforgettable.
A Playful Yet Powerful Recreation
Tracee and Anthony’s recreation felt both glamorous and tongue-in-cheek — a nod to culture while reminding everyone why they remain one of Hollywood’s most beloved duos. Known for their chemistry on Black-ish and beyond, the two brought charisma, polish, and just enough playful energy to make the tribute feel fresh rather than copied.
Tracee served statuesque poise. Anthony matched her energy with smooth confidence. Together? A whole moment.
Social media immediately lit up with comparisons, praise, and plenty of heart-eye emojis. Fans called it “iconic behavior” and “grown Black excellence energy.”
Why It Hits
The Mona Lisa pose isn’t just a photo — it’s a statement. It represents visibility, power, legacy, and cultural placement. Seeing Tracee and Anthony step into that frame feels like a reminder that artistry spans industries. Music. Film. Television. Fashion. All intersecting.
And if Beyoncé and Jay-Z gave us the blueprint, Tracee and Anthony gave us the remix.
One thing’s certain: timeless art meets timeless vibes — and we’re here for it. 🖤