The 'Look What You Made Me Do' singer pauses her show in Lyon, France when noticing fan in need and uses French language to get security's attention to help the Swiftie.
- Jun 3, 2024
AceShowbiz - Taylor Swift is making use of her French language skills for good use. The Oscar-winning artist paused her show in Lyon, France when noticing a fan in the audience was in need and used French language to get security's attention.
In a video taken by another fan during night one of the "Eras" tour stop in France, the pop superstar was sitting in front of a piano when she asked a fan in the audience, "Do you need help?" As the fan appeared to give a nod to her question, the singer/songwriter gave a few words to the security to check the fan.
"S'il Vous Plait," the "Fortnight" hitmaker said while pointing to the direction of the fan in need. "Thank you," she added, making sure someone was on the way to help the fan before she continued the show. "Can we get some to go over...they're right in the front."
It wasn't the first time Taylor alerted security to help her fan during her "Eras" tour. During a stop in Lisbon Portugal on May 24, she was sitting down on a chair and playing a piano on a stage as she noticed one concertgoer asking for help. In a viral video from the gig, she could be heard speaking to the security guard in Portuguese, "Ajuda por favor." She went on to say, "Help them please," while pointing in the concertgoer's direction.
Meanwhile, during her concert at Groupama Stadium in Decines-Charpieu, Taylor also delivered a heartfelt message celebrating the LGBTQ+ community to mark Pride Month. As she burst into her song "You Need to Calm Down", a track from her 2019 album "Lover" that takes aim at homophobic detractors, she paused to acknowledge the significance of the month. "Happy Pride Month, Lyon," the 34-year-old enthusiastically exclaimed to the electrified crowd.
The song's lyrics poignantly address homophobia with lines such as, "You are somebody that we don't know/ But you're coming at my friends like a missile." She continues urging tolerance and love with "You just need to take several seats and then try to restore the peace/ And control your urges to scream about all the people you hate/ 'cause shade never made anybody less gay."
