Yahoo Lifestyle Taylor Swift Fans 'Didn’t Notice' One 'Crazy' Eras Tour Detail
Taylor Swift fans are in shock after another Eras Tour video clip recently went viral.
A snippet of the reputation era during opening weekend back in March of 2023 was uploaded to TikTok, filling in some of the gap left behind after the tour's conclusion in Vancouver in December, and fans can't believe they never noticed how clearly Swift searched for each marking on the stage at the start of the nearly two-year tour.
"Ancient footage at Glendale N2 with Taylor actively looking at stage markers during Delicate," text overlayed on the beginning of the video explained.
In the clip, the singer finished the lyric she was on before leaning forward with her head tilted down to face the stage, seemingly eyeing her marks to find the precise position. The next moment was a little less obvious to those not seated immediately in front of the stage, as her head barely shifted forward while her eyes flew down to the ground.
During the song in question, Swift had to line up perfectly at certain moments where the LED screens built into the stage would send lightning bolt-shaped cracks throughout the structure when she slammed her foot down on the right mark.
When the concert series wrapped up nearly two years later, Swifties around the world had spent countless hours becoming Eras Tour scholars by livestreaming the concert over and over again. As Swift became more comfortable with the 3-hour long run of show, the more stringent choreography confirmations were lost to the so-called "ancient" texts—something fans were shocked to realize when the throwback clip went viral on the social media platform.
"She didn’t even try to hide it I’m crying," one commenter wrote, as another called the "difference...significant."
"She was amazing but in time only got better❤️," they added.
"She really said. 'Huh oh wait hollldddd onnn ahhh right here yep' 😭," someone else joked.
"It’s incredible how much confidence and consequential freedom she got on stage during the time ♥️," another observed.
"Crazy how we didn’t notice it then but we do now," somebody else pointed out.
"listen we were just happy to be in the same room as her that night no matter what she did 😂," someone else admitted, and as Swifties continue to experience a post-Eras Tour low, that's more than understandable.
