If Kanye West ever tries to play Taylor Swift again, he will have to go through Drew.
Drew is the name of a loyal guard who has seen the A-list singer, 35, everywhere to the Grammy to the Super Bowl and everywhere in between.
A clip of the guard of Swift who accompanied her to the toilet of Sunday's super bowl in New Orleans went viral, which encouraged a lot of online discussion about the price of Superstardom and needs constant security.
A fan tweeted: 'How sad is that? We all love Drew, but the fact that he has to stand outside her stall … “while someone else said,” It makes me so sad that she can't even go to the bathroom alone. '
With that in mind, Dailymail.com takes DREW from closer, whose life's work keeps the Safe & Sound singer safe and healthy.
DailyMail.com has contacted fast representatives for further comments about the man known as Drew.
A clip of the Bodyguard from Taylor Swift – known as Drew – accompanied from her to the super bowl's toilet on Sunday in New Orleans went viral, which encouraged a lot of online discussion about the price of superstars and needs constant security
Drew is the name of a loyal guard who has seen the A-list singer, 35, everywhere to the Grammy to the Super Bowl and everywhere in between
Drew has been a reliable presence on Swift's side for several years and has become a treasure of the enormous community of the singer of fans known as Swifties.
“Drew is literally her shadow,” said a social media user about the guard. “I have so much respect for him and nobody dares to cross him.
'He may look nice, but his only goal is to make sure that nobody comes apart, which is frightening. It enables her to have a normal life. Bro will bring someone down in an instant and out. '
A Twitter account under the handle @Christinakeen89 had emphasized a lot of Drew's best moments that work in the work of the Grammy-winning entertainer.
In one case last fall, Drew was seen that it told a photographer to move himself so that they would not be able to record a photo of the singer's skirt while descending a slope
The incident took place on November 10 in Arrowhead Stadium, where Swift traveled to compete with her Beau Travis Kelce's Kansas City Chiefs against the Denver Broncos and was placed on X/Twitter by a journalist.
“Get up, get up, get up,” Drew could tell a photographer quickly in succession, later thank the person for their compliance.
Many of the fans of Swift have praised the reliable competence of the guard in a difficult job; dedication to protecting the singer; And his relationship with Kelce.
A fan tweeted: 'How sad is that? We all love Drew, but the fact that he has to stand outside her stall … “
Drew was depicted to secure the circumference while photographers break images of the singer in the Grammy's earlier this month
Many of the fans of Swift have praised the competence of Drew in a difficult job; dedication to protecting the singer; And his relationship with Kelce. Swift depicted with Bob Weir
Not many details are known about Drew, because a tap -clip circulates with more than 188,000 likes claim that Drew is not actually the real name of the man.
The clip noted that Drew deliberately held social media and that he has a military background.
In about two decades of constant fame, Swift has fallen in which people have violated its limits in public.
The most famous copy came in September 2009, when Kanye West Stage crashed at the MTV Video Music Awards 2009 on September 13, 2009 in Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
In the notorious exchange, West was notorious during her victory speech for the best female video prize for you that belongs to me, which was nominated against the single ladies of Beyoncé.
While Swift accepted the Longshot victory, West came on stage and took the microphone out of the hand of Swift.
“Yo, Taylor, I'm really happy for you, I will end you,” said West, “but Beyonce had one of the best videos of all time! One of the best videos of all time! '
Another copy came when Swift said she was touched by a disc jockey named David Mueller in 2013 in Denver, Colorado during her tour to support her album Red
She sued the broadcaster in connection with sexual violence and won the case in 2017.
“I acknowledge the privilege that I benefit from in life, in society and in my ability to bear the enormous costs to defend myself in a test like this,” she said in a statement after her legal victory. 'I hope to help those whose voices must also be heard. That is why I will make donations in the near future to several organizations that help victims of sexual violence defend themselves. '
