Taylor Swift Addresses 'Sorcery Allegations' Following Surprise Appearance on 'Eras Tour' Plane
During her Eras Tour in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Taylor Swift playfully addressed the ongoing sorcery allegations as a plane flew overhead With a witty remark, she declared, I'll never escape these sorcery rumors!
Taylor Swift recently showcased her brilliance as a musician.
In a thrilling turn of events at her Eras Tour concert in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the 33-year-old Swift pleasantly surprised the crowd by performing a heartfelt love ballad from her upcoming 2022 album, titled "Midnights". Within the enchanting track "Labyrinth," she melodiously questions, "As I believed the plane was plummeting, how did you miraculously alter its course?"
In a video posted on Instagram, Swift can be seen singing and playing the piano while a plane flies over the stadium at the exact moment she sings the line about an aircraft. She captioned the post on Monday, November 13 as "Never beating the sorcery allegations."
In addition to her extensive set list, Swift surprises her audience with two acoustic renditions at each show. The first surprise song is played on the guitar, followed by the second surprise song on the piano. Swift is known for selecting surprise songs that match the setting of the show. For instance, during her first show in Chicago, she performed "The Lakes," and on the third night in New Jersey, she sang "Welcome to New York."
There appears to be a strong connection between the song she performed during her concert in Argentina, which talks about falling in love again, and Swift's newfound romance with Travis Kelce, a 34-year-old tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs. Throughout their relationship, Swift and Travis have been spotted showing support for each other and engaging in public displays of affection. An example of this was witnessed by fans on Saturday, November 11, when Swift hurried off stage to share a kiss with Travis.
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While performing at the concert, Swift took a delightful twist by modifying the lyrics to her popular track "Karma" to give a special shout-out to her new boyfriend. Instead of crooning, "Karma is the guy on the screen, coming straight home to me," Swift cleverly substituted "guy on the screen" with "guy on the Chiefs." Numerous fan clips captured Travis's elated reaction as he could be seen grinning from ear to ear, his hands covering his face, as he joyfully continued dancing throughout the rest of the concert.
Travis and Swift were not in a romantic relationship when the NFL player attended her Eras Tour concert in Kansas City. During that time, he mentioned on his and brother Jason Kelce's "New Heights" podcast that he was unable to give Swift a friendship bracelet containing his phone number.
"I was disappointed that she doesn't communicate before or after her shows because she needs to preserve her voice for the 44 songs she performs," he confessed. "So, I was a bit upset that I couldn't personally give her one of the bracelets I had made for her."
He later invited the singer to see him play Arrowhead Stadium, an offer Swift took him up on in September.
