A bit of a different video today guys😍 Whether you're a Swiftie or never listened to her music, we hope you find this video entertaining and/or educational in some way🙌🏼 We've certainly had our own journey, and we're so grateful we got to experience the Eras Tour live🥹 Stay tuned for our next video when we explore Scotland with two really cool people🤫
I saw the show in Sydney and have seen many many concerts in my 52 years…..The Eras Tour was the best by far. Taylor Swift is consummate performer, the entire production was phenomenal. The vibe at the show was so beautiful and with everything going on in the world so amazing to be a part of. I’m kicking myself I didn’t travel to Europe to see a show TTPD has fast become a fave. Define a once in a lifetime experience.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*
I suffer from severe chronic pain and a plethora of chronic illness/ diseases to go with that. I rely on full time care, hardcore narcotics, and disability equipment (Motorized chair, wheel chair, cane, walker,etc). Over the last two years after losing my service dog of 15 years, I have also become agoraphobic. However, I am a late bloomer/ baby Swiftie. As much of a dream it would be for me to see The Eras Tour, I know I can’t go. So I have been eternally grateful to those who have been live streaming the concerts. I’ve watched every concert since Mexico. I am also thankful they put out The Eras Tour movie, which I have watched at least once a week since it came out. I am hoping that she puts out The Eras Tour part two movie, so we can see all the changes that have been made to the set list. Between my health and the agoraphobia there is no way I’d be able to actually attend her concerts in person. However, between the live streams and the movie I’m able to participate and enjoy this in my own way. It is heart warming that there are accessible methods for me and others who are ill or disabled to be able to enjoy this.
I got some things going on too. I’ll never see Taylor in person but I’m thankful that I get to see others enjoying themselves and her performance. It really is a blessing. 63 yr old swifty😊
We couldn't get our hands on tickets for the actual concert, nor did I really want to spend that much $$$, so my 36 y.o. son and I (I'm 68 y.o.) bought tickets to the movie version of the concert, choosing to go to a mid-week morning matinee the week after it premiered (so it would be less crowded). We dressed up in the eras of our choice, stuck "13" tattoos on our hands, got the souvenir soda cup and popcorn bucket, and had a great time. The theatre was about 3/4 full (with a good mix of tweens, teens and seniors - LOL), but had great stadium-type seating with rows set far apart and with high dividers between them, so we didn't have to strain to hear Taylor over everyone else singing and shouting. I am not a a true Swiftie, but I do enjoy her music, admire her talents (especially her writing talents), and respect her for what she has done for artists fighting for rights to their own music, especially young female artists. She is a force!
Taylor is a force no doubt, not only because of her abilities musically, and her other creative skill sets, she stands for what an amazing human being can be. Taylor is who you want your children to immulate, her kindness, philanthropy and willingness to take a stand for what is right makes me a fan for sure.💕👍
I got incredibly lucky and had a friend get lower bowl seats for the very first show for the retail price, 350 after all fees. It is so beyond unfair how much power the scalpers hold!!!!
I was at Sydney, then flew to London for the show at Wembley Stadium, and it was THE show. Yes, I was at the Travis show and I am still recovering. Seeing both was fantastic because TTPD set is just so amazing I have no words. And I was on the barrier, front row. One of the greatest experiences of my life!!!
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..*
This was joyous and I really appreciate you sharing this with us. I’m a recently converted geriatric Swiftie and have watched many livestreams of the Eras Tour Concerts. A family member went last week, but your video gave me the best insight into the whole experience. I wouldn’t be overly keen on massive concerts, but sometimes the event is much more than the sum of its parts, and being there with so many others is epic.
I went with my wife to Madrid! She is INCREDIBLE! 3 and a half hours and 47 songs! Amazing I loved being able to vlog it all! Memories that will last forever and being able to watch it back at any time is incredible! Loved the video guys swifties for life
I’m so happy you got to experience her concert and probably the best concert ever. I too am not a crowd person,really, but I actually cry tears of joy(literally) just imagining the overwhelming feeling of joy and happiness being experienced by any one in attendance. I think of all the emotional roller coasters we all have and I feel so sorry for anyone having those feelings . I’m sorry, I don’t think I am expressing myself well. Pure joy-just pure joy. Very nice video 😊🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼
You would have loved the eras tour in Tokyo. The crowd was so quiet for most of it and you could really hear Taylor's voice without your seatmates shouting the lyrics. Plus Tokyo night 4 got YOYOK as a surprise song!
Yes!! The Tokyo Eras Tour concert livestreams have been my favourite for this very reason!! (If I wanted to hear strangers sing TS songs, I’d hang out in karaoke bars! 🤨)!😊
I loved this! Never seen your videos before but as a swiftie stumbled upon it and was pleasantly surprised! You looked like you had fun and that’s all that matters! Thanks for sharing!
“Airplane clothes on the bed” as a fellow germaphobe I so get it!! 😂 We’ve been watching your videos for so long and I JUST realized this about Dan?! Is difficult to deal with Oskar? I know it can be hard for Olivia some times.
@@OskarandDan oh boy! I don’t mean to discourage you Oskar but it’ll probably get worse from here 😅 once you make one (contamination/germaphobe) connection, you start connecting the dots…and it’s a whole new world of how contaminated everything is 😅 For your sake hopefully it doesn’t go that direction. Although I think if everyone started thinking this way, everything would be a lot cleaner. But I’m biased 😝
Not a Swifty but loved this.. Oskar jumping on the bed and being all giddy and Dan just being “airplane clothes 😱”.. your best videos are the ones about the things you love 🥰
You may want to give concerts another chance. There are so many artists out there with crowds much more “relaxed“ than a Taylor Swift Crowd. Its actually pretty rare to have a crowd that shouts all the lyrics to all the songs. Thats just the Taylor-Swift Experience. Hearing an artist live is just so special and better than only hearing one on record.
OMG as a huge Swiftie since 2012 and a regular viewer of this channel, this was such an unexpected crossover 😻 also, Chats&Reacts mentioned - literally my favorite channel since their folklore reaction
Went to wembley under duress to keep family happy . Never a fan , always aware of her but thought she wrote for teenage girls so paid no attention. How wrong was I she was astonishing what a performance and led me to really getting into her stuff , superb song writer too .. I know what you mean about stadium gigs , you loss the intimacy and people screaming in your ear for 3.5 hours is a pain in the ass but still amazing nonetheless.. you want to see the biggest stars there will be the 70,000 crowd trade off..
It is amazing how many people think she still writes for teens, at 34 - 18 years into her career. I get that reaction all the time. Real Funny how surprised people are that she isn't frozen in time at 16. ;^} Glad you enjoyed the show. Welcome to the family. Enjoy the TayTay Rabbit Hole.
@@thinedge it’s an interesting one . I think it may be something to do with how the PR and marketing has been done over the years and still today they largely encourage a strong para social relationship aimed predominantly at young females . although there are some older people realizing her brilliance teenage girls are the massive chunk of the pie . Some will stay as they grow older some will drift . Something tells me that Eras may be the curtain coming down on one part of her life and the marketing and PR machine may be giving greater focus on an older demographic so more people can become enlightened by the brilliance of Taylor Swift ..
Taylor totally did it to herself. She has continually released the poppiest of singles (and often the worst of her albums) and held back her most mature self from the public. It's difficult as a fan to explain her brilliance to people who've only heard her 5 biggest radio singles...many of which are a decade old. I agree that the Eras tour feels like an ending or a transition of some sort. Having seen her live before I didn't feel I needed to see all the eras. I personally don't ever need to see her perform Bad Blood or Love Story again. There is a sense that she is presenting some of them for the last time and saying goodbye to them.
@@musicfangirl7403 totally agree there appears to be some very definitive statement of intent. that being I’m moving on .. Think being so diverse and talented she is very much able to close a chapter . Equally as a. Artist she may feel next time she tours in perhaps 3 or 4 years she no longer feels comfortable singing bubblegum teenage heartbreak songs, it’s only Taylor that can answer this . Something tells me that next tour will be very different. One thing for sure she is a chameleon so we can expect the unexpected.
@@iwanttoplaywithspringsteen9188 Taylor is very proud of all her work and albums and none of them are bubblegum pop, that just shows you comprehend those specific works in her multiverse only on a surface level. But yes, she keeps evolving and just gets better at her craft, but her brilliance and genius has always been there, and she is not marketed as a teenage girl at all, that was over 10 years ago, that is just the medias brainwash talking. Taylor has always been multifaceted and as she says, she writes with 3 different pens and they are all a part of who she is, regardless of production and who knows maybe she will add more. Her biggest audience age groups according to a huge survey last year was 25-48 and second place came 19-24 and 49-58. Teenagers and seniors came third and then children. But her senior audience has grown a lot this year. I am 46 and have been a swiftie since 2009.
I'm so envious! I couldn't get the tickets, so I will just watch videos and hope that it is true she will release also the documentary of the European leg of the tour 🤞🏻 And you two look great and happy✨️
I loved her concert in Santa Clara, California. I agree it was a different experience to hear everyone shouting her lyrics and being unable to hear her sing. But it was still thrilling to be there. I actually really enjoyed watching her movie, where I could hear her sing and see all the outfits and choreography up close.
Surreal watching you guys at Murrayfield. As a Scottish rugby fan I’m there a lot. Love that you’ve got a Chiang Mai picture in the background. Looking forward to the Scotland video!!
My fave was the Reputation Tour. I literally gave tix away because I couldn't find anyone to go with me and my daughter!!! It was the Mother's Day Show in Santa Clara, CA. How times have changed. :-) I've paid a fortune to see Eras in Denver, Seattle, Toronto and Vancouver. Love her so much. Sound is much better on the floor. So is the vibe. Just sayin'. I also don't like crowds. But I do it to see her. (64 y.o. Swiftie). Thanks for this video. Really great job. Subbed.
I‘m sitting here bawling my eyes out because the post concert depression kicks in so hard and seeing the footage from the concert takes me back to experiencing it 😭😭😭
I can’t even pick a top 10! That’s how much I love her songwriting! I’m going to see her in Vancouver in December .a ahhhhh 🤗🥰! Also always loved her, but was just a casual, know her radio songs kind of fan. After Folklore, I became a Swiftie. Not the Easter egg finding, super fan kind of Swiftie, but a GenX Swiftie who just loves her songwriting and appreciates Taylor as a good human. I think I would put her album in order starting with Folklore and TTPD at the top of my album list. Then maybe 1989, Reputation, Lover, Red, Midnights, Speak Now, Fearless, Evermore then finally Taylor Swift. And that may change tomorrow 😂. I also agree that she has just gotten better with age. She really has put work into her craft. Her work ethic is unparalleled and her creativity is unmatched. She’s just so prolific. I know her songwriting is cathartic, and I love that for her, but it is also relatable. She also has begun to explore writing more about other people and creating storylines. I love to see her growth as a producer and director and I can totally see her using her creativity in other artistic areas. Acting, providing, directing in movies! Skies the limit for Taylor. And her relationship with Travis is super fun. He’s her lobster (if you know, you know 😉 - Taylor would know the reference).
Love Taylor! I haven't heard all her albums, but she has written and recorded some of my favorite songs. I love that you both have bonded over her music and that you got the chance to see her biggest concert. Keep having fun!
I'm not a Swiftie, but my husband is. We attended in Stockholm. Taylor is amazing! Swifties are amazing!!! It was worth the $75 we paid per ticket to attend.
I had THE SAME reaction, I had a good time at eras, but like you I was sick of people screaming in my ears after about 90 mins. I am glad I went, I won't go again because I am BORING haha
Zurich would've been perfect for you. So many foreigners (mainly Americans) that we were too quiet. We Swiss are very reserved people and we enjoy the concerts by listening to the artists.
I get what you guys mean about stadium shows (still gonna see Taylor ofc). I definitely enjoy smaller scale concerts more, like seeing mitski a few months back in a concert hall was so intimate and we could hear the music so clearly
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Scream singing is terrifying lol I really suffer with this level of crowd, but I've been to 2 Eras Tour shows in Brazil, where I'm from, and I still have 2 more in Vienna, very excited for the Tortured Poets'.. I am always on the ground floor near the stage, and if someone starts screaming the lyrics I just move and find my nice "quiet" place to enjoy.. I have even asked some girls to stop screaming at my ears but they didn't care of course lol só I just move around and enjoy Taylor.. She is not even my favorite artist but I did grow up having her musical influence, and this huge show is sooo nostalgic for me.. it's really the most amazing experience.. I would do it again and again.. this is a sweet vídeo and I totally relate to the plane germs on the bed hahahah
Oh My God, you guys! You got to experience the very first live rendition of Crazier, on your first ever Taylor Swift concert!!! Whoa! That in and of itself is a record! In the Swiftie world, that holds more value than even attending the concert itself!! You're so lucky!❤❤
Omg I was at N2 Edinburgh as well and it was the best night of my life. And I’m so happy you gave a shout out to Bonny and Emily! You have a new fan and I’m about 5 mins into your video!
Love chats and reacts!! They spent a full hour dissecting Who's Afraid of Little Old Me, their knowledge about the lyrics and the fun and lovely way they present it, great recommendation! Glad y'all got to experience her live, fingers crossed my wildest dreams come true one day! I'll live vicariously through y'all until 🫶
I'm only at the start of the video, but oh my gosh, I was the same. Bought the tickets last year, and only after that started actually listening to her songs. Now I'm a fan! At the moment I listen to nothing else but Taylors songs 😅
Hi! This is the first video of yours that I've watched, I'm a Swiftie which is why this popped up for me 😄but I wanted to give you two some advice for future concerts. Obviously in most settings, people are going to be screaming, singing along, etc. but I've been watching livestreams of the different Eras Tour concerts around the world, and I learned that in Japan it's customary not to sing along and rather to listen to the artist performing and cheer at the end of each song. I just thought I'd share that with you two in case you want to keep that in mind for future Taylor concerts, or concerts in general!
Great video! I went to the show in LA and had a similar reaction. Taylor is amazing and I'm a massive swiftie but I just didn't enjoy it as much as I wanted to. The crowd was ridiculously loud. I liked the excited energy but not the scream-singing that drowned her out. I was also on the floor and could rarely see her. The movie was really fun to watch in my living room though 😂
oh my god, i had such a similar experience. I've been a swiftie since fearless era and I only got to see her once before for the 1989 tour, so I was super excited to go to the Eras Tour. And as much as it was an amazing party, the show was spectecular, and the crowd was so positive and fun, my version of consuming Taylors music is the intimate experience of listening to it on my own or with friends. She really felt like that larger than life american pop star on stage rather than the woman I relate to. I'll be going again next month though and I'm looking forward to it anyway xD
@@OskarandDan finally i get to post this hoping this could be an idea for your next video, it’s been sitting in my notes app forever Taylor Swift’s Albums as Airlines (I’ve flown with) Debut - Garuda Fearless - Emirates Speak Now - Thai Airways RED - Qantas 1989 - BA reputation - SAS Lover - JAL folklore - Qatar evermore - Singapore Airlines Midnights - Air China TTPD - Turkish Airlines
My daughter had VIP tickets for Melbourne and Sydney in Australia but couldn’t go to either as she had to have emergency spinal surgery BUT is now going to Miami USA in October, she is sooo excited. She saw her perform when Taylor came to Melbourne as a 18yo and there was only two thousand people at Billboards nightclub. Amazing experience she was so close, never probably get to see that again ❤❤❤
Hi! I work as cabin crew Edinburgh airport and have for 9 years. The bunnies are everywhere and always bring me happiness when I’m dreading a shift or I’m finishing exhausted. They’re actually all round Scotland and I think just generally “pests” (the cutest pests!). I see them in the grassy areas around my flat near the city centre and I used to see them in my house in Glasgow too. They may be pests but I love them. Love this video, love that it was suggested to me and hope to have you on my flight one day 💕 jealous of your surprise songs (I was n3) but I live near murrayfield so at least I could hear them from my garden 😂
I commented that when you were up to Mine, but with the last four, your top 10 favourites are literally the exact same as mine Might squeeze Clara Bow in there too
I just stumbled through your vlog, and I dare say it's one of the best Eras Tour vlogs I've seen for months due to its high quality. You got a new subscriber because of that! Thank you! Love from the Philippines! Sadly, I won't be able to see Taylor live due to cost of tickets and no Philippines announcement!
Please tell me that you two actually did more things in Edinburgh outside attending Miss Swift's concert before you started your tour of the rest of Scotland! I mean, Castle Rock, the Royal Mile, St. Giles Cathedral, Arthur's Seat, Hollyrood Palace, etc. has so MUCH to explore and have fun with! Regardless, I'm glad you had fun at the concert.
I'm a big concert goer. I've been to many concerts over the years. While not a Swiftie, I do like some of her songs especially the Lover Era ones. But didn't think I can get a ticket since they are super expensive in the US and I wasn't about to stay up all night and fight with bots to get a ticket. Luckily I got a random email from Capital one last week saying I have an opportunity to get a ticket. I was very casual about it. I just signed up and figure if I can get a good seat, I'll go. But if it's nose bleed, I rather just watch the movie. Lo and behold, I actually got picked and was able to score floor seat second row! So now I'm brushing up on all the songs from set list! LOL. Kinda backwards and not very Swiftie. But I never claimed to be one and actually am rather excited to fly across country to see her. I do think this concert will go down to be one of pivotal one in her career as well as pop culture in general.
I think you made some good points in your wrap up at the end. I am of the same mind that I’d like to hear the singer sing, not the 80,000 other people in the arena scream singing. That said, I would die for the experience of seeing her, even in that setting.
Who are you guys? You're really fun! I spent two years in a van wandering around the US and Canada to see if a place would call to me, similar to your adventure but on a smaller scale. I've always been a bit nomadic. That didn't really happen. I was offered a good job and ended up somewhere with some very good friends. I find that good friends make a big difference. I stayed there for 8 years and then moved again to a place where I knew no one. I'm on the verge of moving again soon. I'm fascinated to see where you end up.
I went to a Bruno Mars concert in 2017...it was LOUD, we even wore earplugs, lol I was amazing we didn't get beer spilled on us from everyone around us and it was very expensive. I loved that we saw him live(on a big screen) but would never go to a concert like that again, ever.
I saw her last year in Minneapolis, my SS were Dear John and Daylight, best night ever!! I scored tickets in November, so I do get to see TTPD, but I also agree, the amount of people, the work, the heat, it’s SO exhausting.
5:11 I’m tattooing long story short in me, I feel ya ❤ after cancer, chronic illness, a broken heart and other things, long story short, I survived, but also I hate it here is one of my favorite song ever!!!
I'm like you, I did not know much of her before. Now, OMG, she is the most amazing human on this planet. What a talented, beautiful, creative genius. We love her! She is our Time Person of the Year and now she has a hot boyfriend and all her songs sound AWESOME.
I had the same reaction to Crazier, it was absoluetly "crazy", could not stop crying. I even saw myself in the video haha, sat on the next set of bleachers, on the right. Amazing night, a bit too cold though hehe
Have you heard You Are In Love from 1989? I heard it for the first time during the acoustic set of the Eras Tour and I can’t believe I missed out all the years of listening to this beautiful masterpiece that I compare to Enchanted.
I totally agree with you on wanting to hear Taylor sing and not a million other bad singers. Those ticket prices are high so I would deserve to hear just her.
I’m learning that it probably depends on where you’re seated at and how much ear protection you have. Because… and remember, earplugs are an absolute must, because the speakers are SO LOUD as much as the audience is and the earplugs helps muffle out the audience aplenty … I once saw a tweet saying that they were in the nosebleeds section (at one of the shows) and they had to take out their earplugs to hear Taylor. However, other people would also tweet and say earplugs helped them hear better (I have no idea where they were seated) while their husband couldn’t hear much because he didn’t wear earplugs. But me? At SoFi Stadium last year, I was seated in the 100s section (wheelchair area)… and I’m like 80% deaf, but I still needed earplugs cuz it sounded like the speakers were next to me, and the earplugs helped so much. I heard everything so crystal clearly. It was the best. I heard Taylor like 90-95% of the time. So, for people who aren’t deaf, you may need to bring high quality earplugs AND noise-canceling headphones to help you out. Because my deafness was like extra protection, and the audio was great! But I don’t have the answers for if you’re in the nosebleeds section. I don’t know what the audio is like up there.
