Taylor Swift Stops Mid-Song To Help Fan In Distress During Eras Tour Show
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"I can do this all night," the pop star sang while asking her security guards to help a fan in need in the crowd.
Taylor Swift knows how to put her Swifties first.
On Friday, the pop star was in the middle of singing her tune “Would’ve Could’ve Should’ve” during one of her Eras Tour concerts in Edinburgh, Scotland, when she spotted a concertgoer who was in distress.
In a now-viral clip shared on TikTok, Swift plays her guitar while singing the lyrics off her “Midnights” album when she suddenly locks eyes with a fan who needs assistance.
Without hesitation, the 14-time Grammy winner altered her song’s lyrics to try to help her security guards spot the person in the crowd.
“We need help right in front of me, please, right in front of me,” Swift sang while strumming her guitar and making eye contact with the fan. “Just gonna keep playing until we notice where it is.”
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