Everything TikTok revealed why one of the pop singer’s reactions to the game proves she is extremely relatable, despite her huge persona.
Swift’s appeal lies in this very fact — her realness. She might be a white woman whose privilege is undeniable, but she has a diverse fandom that covers not just her homeland in the U.S., but the entire world. The way she feels relatable and open with her feelings is what’s helped her become the megastar she is.
The fact that Swift is a billionaire hasn’t hurt her image; she still seems down-to-earth and approachable. Of course, things could be different behind the scenes, but it’s the multiple from her peers that makes us feel like she truly is one of us. British singer-songwriter Raye, who opened up for Swift during the Eras Tour in the second part of concerts at Wembley Stadium in the U.K., noted she Swift leads by example, with many similar stories from the music industry.
Taylor Swift’s profanity at the Chiefs game makes her just like us
Taylor Swift attended the latest Kansas City Chiefs game to Swift attended the game with her father, Scott Swift, we also got an insight into what she was saying.
Popular TikToker Jackie (@tismejackieg), who self-proclaims to be “your local deafie,” shared one of Swift’s reactions from the game, as well as Brittany Mahomes’. Both seemed to have reacted to a missed opportunity on the field with respective profanities. At one point, Swift is gasping and seems to hold her breath, before allegedly saying, “nooo, I wanna f**king kill myself.” While that might sound dramatic to the untrained eye, this is one of the most common reactions to watching sports, so you don’t need to get too worked up about it.
Naturally, fans had many opinions. The video, which was posted on Oct. 8, has almost one million views although it’s only nine seconds short, and boasts many reactions which claim Swift is very relatable.
“I realized Taylor is more like me than I wanna it,” reads the most popular comment, with over 2,000 likes. “Honestly same taylor,” wrote another, with more jumping in to say “Me too Taylor,” and “Wait, she is so real. I say the same things.”
Others went deeper by drawing comparisons between her comments in the booth to the lyrics from her latest studio album, The Tortured Poets Department. “I mean girlie told us that multiple times on TTPD,” wrote one fan,” with another quoting the lyrics from the title track, “I said the same thing to Jack and I felt seen.”
As some are still caught up in the underrated conversation between the two at the U.S. Open. Now we can continue ing our relatable Queen.
Published: Oct 9, 2024 12:43 pm