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Two of music’s biggest names are set to battle in primetime on Thanksgiving.

Taylor Swift‘s “Speak Now” special, featuring the country star singing nine songs from her new album, will air on NBC at 8:00 p.m. next Thursday.

Meanwhile, ABC has given Beyonce a 90-minute “I Am… World Tour” event at 9:30 p.m. It will be the performer’s second annual Thanksgiving special on the network.

It’s enough to make Kanye West‘s head explode.

So after your Thanksgiving feast, do YOU plan on watching Taylor or Beyonce?

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Beyonce, who cancelled a performance in Malaysia two years ago amidst protests by Islamic groups over her sexually provocative outfits and demeanor, was slated to hit the stage at a Kuala Lumpur stadium on October 25, but once again she will not be performing in the mostly Muslim nation.

Officially, concert organizers are saying the concert is being “postponed,” and was “solely [the] decision of the artist and has nothing to do with other external reasons.”

However, there was a lot of external pressure, especially from the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party, which had voiced its disproval a month ago when it stated, “We are not against entertainment as long as it is within the framework of our culture and our religion… We are against Western sexy performances.”

In the past, Western performers like Avril Lavigne and Gwen Stefani have covered up their bodies, so as not to offend the nation’s Muslim majority.

Gossip Cop is not holding its breath over a rescheduled concert date.

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Well, this time around, even though there’s already anger from some Muslims, Beyonce is standing fierce and will take to the stage on October 25 in Malaysia’s biggest city, Kuala Lumpur for her ‘I Am’ world tour. In the past, Western performers like Avril Lavigne and Gwen Stefani have covered up their bodies, so as not to offend the nation’s Muslim majority.

Sabki Yusof of the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party, said, according to the Associated Press, “We are not against entertainment as long as it is within the framework of our culture and our religion… We are against Western sexy performances. We don’t think our people need that.” The group has no plans, as of now, to impede her performance.