Last Updated on 07/14/2023 by てんしょく飯
Popular U.S. singer Taylor Swift was caught the moment she brilliantly dodged a bracelet thrown by a fan.
Taylor, who is currently on a massive tour called “The Eras Tour,” the culmination of her career to date, held a concert at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, last weekend.
Fans who attended the Arrowhead Stadium performance uploaded a video of Taylor leaving the stage to TikTok. In it, Taylor is seen leaving down the hill behind the stage and down the aisle between the bleachers, surrounded by security guards.
Taylor appeared in front of the audience in her stage costume, waving her hands in a big gesture of fan service. Fans seemed very happy to see Taylor after the performance. However, one fan went too far. He dropped his bracelet toward Taylor, who was walking down the aisle right under the audience seats.
The scene starts at about 1:15 seconds into the video.
@natashalitle11 @Taylor Swift @Taylor Nation I was enchanted to (kind of) meet you🫶🫶🫶#kctstheerastour #taylorswift #swifttok #KCN2 ♬ original sound – Natasha Litle
Taylor was probably startled by the bracelet falling from above. She curled her body to dodge the bracelet, and then walked away.
In the comments section of this video, there were many questions such as “Who threw the bracelet? Why?” Why is everyone so obsessed with throwing things at artists?” I need to give Taylor an umbrella. People are getting too excited for no reason,” “Never throw things at our queen,” “Stop doing this because she might get hurt,” and other angry comments from Swifties (the name for Taylor fans).
Recently, “throwing things at artists during performances” has become a trend among some fans, and artists such as Bebe Rexha, Kelsea Ballerini, and Harry Styles have been injured by objects thrown by fans. have been injured by objects thrown by fans.
Just the other day, British diva Adele condemned the offensive trend. She said, “Have you noticed that people are forgetting about show etiquette these days? Have you seen people throwing shitty things?” ‘Come at me. Throw something at me and I’ll take care of you.
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