Taylor Swift "carried" tens of thousands of fans onto the big screen, saying only one thing to her face!

Taylor Swift just had a successful performance at a stadium in Munich (Germany). Worth mentioning, there are tens of thousands of spectators in this country who did not buy tickets but came to "see the temple" calmly.

Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour storm is sweeping across Europe and shows no signs of cooling down. Most recently, the famous female singer caused an unprecedented fever when performing in Munich, Germany, all because of an extremely strange scene.

Accordingly, in addition to the 74,000 fans filling the stadium, "Lord Snake" also attracted up to 50,000 people "watching the temple" from the hill next to the stadium. This group of fans created a rare and impressive scene. They gathered together, sang and danced to the music of the female singer born in 1989.

At the concert on July 29, Taylor Swift made a surprising move. Specifically, she asked the recording team to pan the camera up the hill and project it onto the big screen in the stadium. It was thought that the female singer "pointed straight" to scold the "temple viewing" association, but it turned out that she sent her sincere thanks to this part of the audience:

"I'm so lucky to be able to perform in front of 74,000 amazing people at this stadium. And if estimates are correct, there are probably about 50,000 people watching the concert outside the stadium. Thank you for coming." Come to The Eras Tour, regardless of whether you are inside or outside the stadium. We are so lucky to have you here."

This action of Taylor Swift surprised many people. Because, according to estimates, the female singer may have to suffer a loss of about 2.3 million dollars (60 billion VND) from the above mentioned viewers. But that's not why she seemed uncomfortable. In fact, this amount is just a drop in the bucket compared to The Eras Tour's billion-dollar revenue.

Taylor Swift has a broad vision and wants to spread her music further, creating a huge impact in all aspects, not just revenue. The proof is that the female singer's tour has helped many countries boost their economies, while also creating a positive influence everywhere she goes.

Germany is no exception, Taylor's The Eras Tour has caused an unprecedented fever here. Before the two shows in Munich, the female singer visited two other cities: Hamburg and Gelsenkirchen.

The city of Gelsenkirchen also temporarily changed its name to Swiftkirchen to welcome the female singer. Mayor Karin Welgen commented that the idea of renaming the city is a wonderful thing and praised Taylor Swift as the most successful singer in the world today, and was very happy when she held concerts in the German city. .

Previously, in 2023, Glendale in Arizona (USA) also changed its name to Swift City, Minneapolis changed its name to Swiftie-apolis, Santa Clara also changed its name to Swifte Clara to welcome the world-famous singer.

World Music Awards sources said that Taylor Swift's concert in Germany set a new record. She became the female artist whose show attracted the largest audience in Munich ever.

The Eras Tour's next destinations in Europe are Warsaw (Poland), Vienna (Austria) and London (England). After that, she will return to North America and close the most successful tour in world music history.

Taylor Swift was born in 1989, debuted in 2006 with country music. Having gone through many transformations, she has now become one of the most successful female pop singers in music history. After 10 albums, she received 14 Grammy awards and 29 Billboard awards.

In December 2023, the Guinness World Records organization announced The Eras Tour as the highest-grossing tour of all time, reaching more than 1 billion USD, officially making Taylor Swift a billionaire thanks to musical activities.

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