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TOKYO, JAPAN – FEBRUARY 7: FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NO BOOK COVERS. Taylor Swift performs on stage during “Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour” at Tokyo Dome on February 7, 2024 in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo by Christopher Jue/TAS24/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management)
An awkward moment captured on video during the first night of Taylor SwiftTour of Eras concert in Japan has fans who credit the pop star’s leg strength for preventing her from suffering a nasty stroke.
The moment occurred during Swift’s onstage choreography to “Vigilante S—t,” one of the songs from her 2022 album. midnight, during his program on February 7. During the song, Swift and her dancers used chairs as props as they gathered in a circle, with their backs to each other. Swift was seen wearing a dark blue leotard with silver details as she faced the front of the crowd.
While lowering her body from a standing position to the chair, Swift, 34, appeared to lose track of where the edge of the seat was and nearly fell. She quickly regained her balance as she crouched down and continued her performance without missing a beat.
A fan who shared a clip of the trip x He said the quick recovery showed that Swift has clearly “been doing her squats.” Others agreed, tweeting They were “glad” that the “Lover” singer “didn’t actually fall.”
Another user He suggested that Swift’s legs are “probably so strong that she could sit like this without the chair for the entire song.”
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February 7 marked the first of Swift’s four nights at the Tokyo Dome. After her final show in Tokyo on February 10, Swift will have six days off before her international tour resumes, first with a series of shows in Australia at Melbourne’s Cricket Ground Stadium on February 16 and then at the Accor Sydney Stadium.
But before traveling to Australia, Swift is expected to return to the U.S. in time to see her boyfriend, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end. Travis Kelce, plays in this year’s Super Bowl. While Swifties were initially concerned about her ability to make the trip from Tokyo to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas in time for Super Bowl LVIII on February 11, the Japanese embassy in the US has assured fans that Swift “should arrive comfortably” before the big event. starts the game.
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