Beyoncé has taken over the box office and claimed the top spot this weekend with the release of her concert film, ‘Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé,’ topping the domestic box office with $21 million.

Doing so, she broke a 20-year record becoming the first time a film has opened with more than $20 million in December since the 2003 Tom Cruise-led ‘The Last Samurai.’

She also brought in $6.4 million internationally across 2,621 theaters.

Bey bested the competition including Lionsgate’s ‘The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes’ which fell to second place in its third weekend with an estimated $14.5 million.

‘Godzilla Minus One’ took third place on the North American charts with $11 million.

On Monday, the Renaissance celebration continued as Bey’s dance Co-captain Amari Marshall stopped by Sherri Shepherd’s show ‘Sherri’ to chat on the tour, the excitement surrounding the film, and more.

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Sherri also shared that she took her entire team to see the film.