Taylor Swift Jokes About Being a Witch After Plane’s Cameo in ‘Eras Tour’
Taylor Swift may have just proven she’s a mastermind.
During a Eras tour concert in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Swift, 33, surprised the audience with a sweet love song from her 2022 Midnights album. In “Labyrinth,” she sings, “I thought the plane crashed / How did you turn it around?”
In a video shared to Instagram, Swift can be seen singing and playing the piano as a plane flies over the stadium, just as she sings the lyrics about a plane. “Never beat the accusations of sorcery ✨🛬✨,” she said captioned the post on Monday, November 13.
In addition to her long setlist, Swift also plays two surprise songs at each show. Both are acoustic performances: the first on guitar, the second on piano. Swift is known to match her surprise songs to the setting. At her first show in Chicago she sang “The Lakes” and on night three in New Jersey she sang “Welcome to New York.”
It seems no coincidence that the song she chose during her concert in Argentina makes her fall in love again. Swift recently debuted her relationship with the Kansas City Chiefs Travis Kelce in September.
Swift and Travis, 34, have been seen supporting each other and even packing on the PDA. After her show on Saturday, November 11, fans saw Swift running off stage to kiss Travis.
During the concert, Swift also changed the lyrics of her hit “Karma” to shout out her new boyfriend. Instead of singing, “Karma is the man on the screen, coming right home to me,” Swift swapped “man on the screen” for “man from the Chiefs.” According to several fan clips of his reaction, Travis was all smiles and held his head in his hands before continuing to dance with the concert.
Before Travis and Swift became romantically involved, the NFL player visited her Eras tour concert when it made a stop in Kansas City. At the time, he shared about him and his brother Jason Kelce‘New Heights’ podcast that he failed to get Swift a friendship bracelet with his phone number on it.
“Well, I was disappointed that she doesn’t talk before or after her shows because she has to save her voice for the 44 songs she sings,” he admitted at the time. “So I was a little disappointed that I couldn’t present her with one of the bracelets I made for her.”
He later invited the singer to see him play at Arrowhead Stadium, an offer Swift accepted in September.