This is how you bring Black Girl Magic to the Winter Olympics:

Maé-Bérénice Méité, a figure skater of Ivorian and Congolese descent competing for France, brought fire to the Winter Olympics on Saturday when she decided to perform her routine to two hits from none other than Queen Mother, Beyoncé.

The 23-year-old athlete, brought the house down to "Who Run the World (Girls)" and "Halo," effortlessly bringing confidence, poise and skill to the rink.

According to The Root, the Pyeongchang games mark the first time that athletes were allowed to choose songs with lyrics to perform along to, and it was clear that Méité made the right choice. I mean, who better to skate to than Beyoncé?

"[Her music] is crazy, wild and fun," the athlete told Cosmopolitan about her decision to skate to Beyoncé's music. "You can just dance to it, and that's how I am," she added."

I wanted to do something that was very me, something fun, something I would enjoy!"

Check her out as she moves along to "Who Run the World (Girls)' below.

Folks on the internet were very here for the young athlete's Beyoncé-assisted routine, and her costume received a lot of love as well.

Comedian Leslie Jones seemed to really appreciate her performance as well.

The athlete shared her excitement over the routine's warm reception on Twitter, and while she says her routine wasn't "technically" perfect, the athlete plans to go even harder for her next competition.

We'd say "you're doing amazing, sweetie!"

Watch Maé Bérénice Méité's full routine via NBC Olympics.