Jay-Z gets his fair share of fans, being one of the most prolific rappers and successful producers and businessmen on the planet. But Beyoncé, let's be honest, is the one we're all here for.

Still, when the couple come together to make music, it's always an event worth witnessing. Earlier this year, they collaborated on the joint album 'Everything Is Love', under musical duo's new name 'The Carters', and it was a big hit. The couple followed up the release with their 'On The Run II' world tour, which is now out in full force.

On Saturday night The Carters were performing in Atlanta, but things took a turn during their final song of the night. During the song 'APESHIT', the single from the album, there was a sudden commotion, and all the dancers appeared to run to the back of the stage.

Beyoncé fan Twitter BeyLegion later posted the video, saying that there had been a stage invasion during the song, which the dancers had tried to step in and block. You can see them running into action in the video below:

And here's another angle on the chaotic incident, this time from above:

Security were soon seen entering the scene, bringing the chaos to an end.

Luckily, it seems that no harm came to the musicians. "Thank you to all the fans for your concern," a publicist later commented. "They are fine and looking forward to the show tomorrow."

Jay-Z gets his fair share of fans, being one of the most prolific rappers and successful producers and businessmen on the planet. But Beyoncé, let's be honest, is the one we're all here for.

Still, when the couple come together to make music, it's always an event worth witnessing. Earlier this year, they collaborated on the joint album 'Everything Is Love', under musical duo's new name 'The Carters', and it was a big hit. The couple followed up the release with their 'On The Run II' world tour, which is now out in full force.

On Saturday night The Carters were performing in Atlanta, but things took a turn during their final song of the night. During the song 'APESHIT', the single from the album, there was a sudden commotion, and all the dancers appeared to run to the back of the stage.

Beyoncé fan Twitter BeyLegion later posted the video, saying that there had been a stage invasion during the song, which the dancers had tried to step in and block. You can see them running into action in the video below:

And here's another angle on the chaotic incident, this time from above:

Security were soon seen entering the scene, bringing the chaos to an end.

Luckily, it seems that no harm came to the musicians. "Thank you to all the fans for your concern," a publicist later commented. "They are fine and looking forward to the show tomorrow."