Fans have uncovered the bizarre way Taylor Swift enters arenas for her new tour
Fans have managed to miraculously uncover the bizarre way that Taylor Swift enters arenas for her new tour.
Swifties all over are flocking to social media to share their theories over how the singer enters the stage during her nationwide Eras concerts.
Far from a grand entrance, it's clear that fans were not expecting this from the 'Anti Hero' star. Check it out:
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Last month (17 March), Swift commenced her highly-anticipated music tour to take on a whopping 52 shows across the United States starting at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
The tour now marks the sixth headlining concert tour by the 'Bad Blood' star after having toured for her studio albums Lover, Folklore and Evermore due to the pandemic.
But now, at long last, Swift is back up on stage and going strong as she performs tracks from all ten of her albums, including her latest, Midnights.
It seems though, however, that fans are currently more interested in Swift's entrance to the stage rather than the performance itself after her secret access began making waves on social media.
Honestly, leave it to the Swifties to gather evidence like no one else before.
The '22' singer posted a photo of herself standing next to quite a distinctive door - complete with bright pink details.
Fans noticed that the background of her photo matched the cleaning cart that has been spotted at Swift's concerts.
A fan video was posted to TikTok showing the 'broom holder' being pushed about backstage with the overlay text reading: "Taylor's entry and exit on the Eras tour."
The news soon blew up and made its way to other platforms.
One Twitter user wrote: "Ma'am are you stepping out of the cleaning cart," accompanied by a very fitting raised eyebrow emoji.
"It’s so obvious," added a second, while a third echoed: "State of obvious."
Another, clearly very enthused, fan posted: "WAIT SOMEONE ACTUALLY POSTED REALLY GOOD PROOF OF TAYLOR GETTING OF THE CART.
"I'M DEAD WE KNOW FOR SURE NOW."
We sure do.
"They’re putting their WHOLE backs into moving it too," another claimed, while a sixth added: "The struggle these two men are handling lol."
Another Twitter user was clearly hasty to show off their detective skills, tweeting: "Welcome back to tour equipment 101.
"Yes that is very clearly Taylor Swift but not for the reasons y’all are saying," they continued, "yes clearly there is not a cart of cleaning supplies on tour.
"But the other main indicator isn’t actually that it’s too heavy but that it’s too light."
They carried on: "A cart like that is normally used as a set cart and I would say commonly weighs about 500 pounds when fully loaded.
"They will always no matter how full have two people on them just because they are so big and unwieldy, the person in the back pushes while the one in front steers."
The Twitter detective concluded their statement telling fans: "There are very few reasons to be moving a set cart anytime close to show time and if that was a fully loaded set cart in a ramp you would have way more than just two people pushing it."
A final Twitter user defended the tour equipment aficionado, writing: "Not to mention those are the cleanest mop heads I have ever seen..."
The pair make a good point.
Topics: Celebrity, Music, Taylor Swift, Twitter
Rhiannon Ingle