After Taylor Swift told security to leave a fan alone during her Eras Tour stop in Philadelphia on May 13, she offered the fan free tickets to the next show.
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“We’re dancing, we’re having fun, and he didn’t like it. And Taylor noticed.”
Taylor Swift didn’t miss a beat when she spotted a Philadelphia Eras Tour concertgoer in distress on May 13. Videos circulating on social media show the 12-time Grammy winner repeatedly telling security at Lincoln Financial Field to stop bothering a fan in the audience — all while singing her 2014 hit “Bad Blood,” no less. “She wasn’t doing anything,” Swift said, mid-song, on the second of her three “hometown” shows in the City of Brotherly Love. Along with multiple requests to “stop!” she also interjected that the unseen Swiftie was “fine.”
The clip didn’t capture exactly what was transpiring in the crowd, but several Eras Tour attendees tweeted their claims that concert security got physical with fans. “Taylor was yelling at a security guard because they fully kept putting their hands on us to physically push us off of the barricade instead of just telling us to move,” one wrote. “It’s really scary how every single man had a power trip towards every single [woman] who was standing on the barricades. all the men didn’t even hesitate to touch us to move us and they were very very aggressive when they were doing it.
