movie with "epic" dance scenes while channeling her inner Lena Horne, Chita Rivera and Tina Turner. The music video for "Get Me Bodied" was nominated in the category for Video of the Year at the 2007 VH1 Soul Vibe Awards. In 2013, John Boone and Jennifer Cady of E! Online placed the video at number two on their list of Beyoncé's ten best music videos writing that "She wears a slinky silver dress and has a ponytail ready for whipping, so yeah, she's hot." Live performances Beyoncé first performed "Get Me Bodied" at the 2007 BET Awards on June 27. She was wearing a gold robot gear, which she whittled down to sleek gold lame pants and a matching bra top. As she continued singing, her sister-singer Solange Knowles and fellow Destiny Child member Michelle Williams appeared onstage as her back-up dancers. A few moments later, Beyoncé introduced Kelly Rowland to the stage to perform her solo hit "Like This" (2007) with American rapper Eve. After her performance, Beyoncé and Williams appeared onstage with Rowland to complete the Destiny's Child reunion. Sandy Cohen of the Associated Press described Beyoncé's performance as "show-stopping". A writer of Rap-Up wrote that Beyoncé "killed it" with the "best performance of the night". Despite the televised live performance, "Get Me Bodied" was a part of the set list on three of Beyoncé's world tours. For the performance of the song during The Beyoncé Experience (2007), Beyoncé sported a robot outfit similar to the one she wore at the BET Awards; however, this time she was dressed in yellow and black like a bumblebee. As she started, she declared that she was the "queen bee — or Queen B". During the end of the performance, Beyoncé led the crowd in a dance routine calling out a series of movements and then executing them. While reviewing the performance of the song on August 5, 2007, at the Madison Square Garden in Manhattan, Shaheem Reid of MTV News called it "another roof-burner". Jon Pareles of The New York Times also complimented the performance, writing that the concert was a showcase for Beyoncé's consistently expanding music like the kinetic dance beats of "Get Me Bodied". Frank Scheck of The Hollywood Reporter included the "raising version" of "Get Me Bodied" as a highlight of the evening. While reviewing the concert in Anaheim in September, Lee Hildebrand from the San Francisco