Beyoncé and Ellen DeGeneres are stuck in Flooded Subway Tunnel and forced to have a deep conversation.

Here's their conversation:

Beyoncé: "Girl, this water is rising faster than my album sales after a Super Bowl performance. Seriously, though, what's the lesson here, Ellen?"

Ellen: "Well, Bey, I always say, just keep swimming! But maybe right now, we should keep floating and reflect. I mean, isn't life a series of unexpected plunges?"

Beyoncé: "Hmm, like that time I had to reshoot the 'Run the World' video in a sandstorm? I learned resilience then. But this... this feels bigger."

Ellen: "Maybe it's about letting go. Letting go of control, of expectations, and just accepting the flow, even if it's a flooded subway flow."

Beyoncé: "Acceptance is key, but so is strategy. Jay's probably already got a rescue plan in motion. Still, your point about surrendering resonates."

Ellen: "Right? And finding the humor in it all! Imagine the monologue material! A flooded subway! You and me! Gold!"

Beyoncé: "I can already see the memes. But beyond the laughs, it's about finding the diamond in the rough, right? The unexpected connection."

Ellen: "Exactly! And maybe realizing that even Queen Bey and I are just two people, a little wet, a little scared, but definitely not alone."

Beyoncé: "We are forces of nature, Ellen. This water is just testing us. We'll emerge stronger, shinier, and with a hell of a story."

Ellen: "Alright, alright, alright! Now, who wants to play 'Heads Up' with the rats while we wait for the cavalry?"