Teyana Taylor and Victoria Monét had the crowd on the edge of their seat as they paid tribute to Usher during Culture's Biggest Night.
On Sunday (June 30), Usher was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2024 BET Awards.
A lineup of music stars paid tribute to Usher during an unforgettable performance of his greatest hits.
Taylor and Monét teamed up for a sensual rendition of Usher's "Bad Girl." Taylor appeared to portray Usher, donning a black hat and suit, while Monét wore a sequined crop top and skirt, acting as her love interest. The performance mirrored when Usher and Beyoncé previously linked up to perform the hit.
At one point during the performance, Monét twerked on Taylor while she was on the ground delivering vocals from the song.
Monét and Taylor were joined on stage by Childish Gambino, Keke Palmer, Summer Walker, Coco Jones, Latto, and more in honor of Usher's decades-long career. The artists performed the likes of "U Don't Have to Call," "You Make Me Wanna," "There Goes My Baby," and "Good Kisser" during the electrifying set.
Usher thanked the artists and all those who were involved in putting together the tribute during his Lifetime Achievement acceptance speech, which went mostly unheard by viewers seemingly after the award winner began cussing.
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