Beyonce's mother Tina Knowles shares beautiful slow-motion video shot by Blue Ivy

Just days after becoming the youngest winner ever at the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards, Beyonce’s daughter Blue Ivy keeps showing off her skills behind the camera.

Beyonce’s mother Tina Knowles took to Instagram on Tuesday evening, sharing a slow-motion video her nine-year-old granddaughter shot.

‘My beautiful talented Blue Ivy shot this Slo mo video of me ! She makes the best short films ( she got it from her mama)’ Tina said in the caption of her post.

Blue Ivy’s skills: Just days after becoming the youngest winner ever at the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards, Beyonce’s daughter Blue Ivy keeps showing off her skills behind the camera

Bey’s mother: Beyonce’s mother Tina Knowles took to Instagram on Tuesday evening, sharing a slow-motion video her nine-year-old granddaughter shot

Tina was wearing a stylish black pantsuit with an elaborate gold necklace and gold handbag in the video.

She’s seen twirling around on an outdoor patio in the video, shot by her granddaughter.

Blue Ivy was credited as one of the cinematographers on Beyonce’s Brown Skin Girl Video, which won Best Cinematography.

Slo-mo: ‘My beautiful talented Blue Ivy shot this Slo mo video of me ! She makes the best short films ( she got it from her mama)’ Tina said in the caption of her post

Tina’s look: Tina was wearing a stylish black pantsuit with an elaborate gold necklace and gold handbag in the video

Tina twirls: She’s seen twirling around on an outdoor patio in the video, shot by her granddaughter

Avril Lavigne was previously the youngest to win a VMA, taking home Best New Artist at the 2002 VMAs when she was just 17.

Blue Ivy also shared the award with other cinematographers Benoit Soler, Malik H. Sayeed, Mohammed Atta Ahmed, Santiago Gonzalez, and Ryan Helfant.

The video beat out Billie Eilish’s Therefore I Am, Foo Fighters’ Shame Shame, Justin Bieber ft. Chance the Rapper’s Holy, Lady Gaga’s 911 and Lorde’s Solar Power for the moon person award. 

Video: Blue Ivy also shared the award with other cinematographers Benoit Soler, Malik H. Sayeed, Mohammed Atta Ahmed, Santiago Gonzalez, and Ryan Helfant

Video: The video beat out Billie Eilish’s Therefore I Am, Foo Fighters’ Shame Shame, Justin Bieber ft. Chance the Rapper’s Holy, Lady Gaga’s 911 and Lorde’s Solar Power for the moon person award

Blue Ivy also received a writing credit on the song, which earned her first Grammy Award in March for Best Music Video.

She was the second-youngest artist ever to win a Grammy, just behind eight-year-old Leah Peasall, who won Album Of the Year as one of the various performers on the O, Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack. 

Blue Ivy winning a VMA is quite fitting, since her mother Beyonce used the VMA stage to subtly announce that she was pregnant with Blue Ivy almost exactly 10 years earlier.

Grammy winner: Blue Ivy also received a writing credit on the song, which earned her first Grammy Award in March for Best Music Video

Beyonce was performing her song Love On Top when she took off her jacket and rubbed her belly as the crowd applauded.  

It was later confirmed that Bey was five months pregnant at the time, with the moment breaking a Twitter record for most tweets per second recorded for a single event, earning 8,868 tweets per second.

Blue Ivy was born to Beyonce and Jay-Z on January 7, 2012 at Lennox Hill Hospital in New York City. 

Pregnancy reveal: Beyonce was performing her song Love On Top when she took off her jacket and rubbed her belly as the crowd applauded