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90 Day Fiancé star Stephanie Matto issues ‘massive warning’ to Taylor Swift fans about why they SHOULDN’T go to the Eras Tour
A 90 Day Fiancé star has come under fierce fire after she issued a ‘massive warning’ to Taylor Swift fans about why they shouldn’t go to the Eras Tour.
Stephanie Matto flew across the globe to see the singer perform, branding it as an ’emotionally and physically intense experience not for the faint of heart.’
The 33-year-old, who appeared in the TLC reality series in 2020, recently sparked outraged after she posted a video to TikTok detailing some of the negative aspects to attending the Eras Tour.
Stephanie explained that she traveled from her home in New York City to Edinburgh, Scotland, to see the singer, 34, last weekend.
But she recalled standing for hours on end, waiting in long lines, and having a hard time seeing and hearing over the immense crowds.
She also said she had to deal with ‘so many’ people who ‘had too much to drink,’ and that the transportation to and from the venue was so crammed with people that she could ‘barely move or breathe.’
The TV star said people online ‘glamorize the whole entire experience’ and that she’s ‘here to burst the bubble’ – but her take on the Eras Tour left many Swifties outraged.
‘Why you should not go to the Taylor Swift Eras tour (a massive warning),’ Stephanie titled the video, which was shared to her TikTok earlier this week.
‘I just went to the Eras Tour in Edinburgh, Scotland, and here’s why I don’t think you should go to the Eras Tour,’ she said in it.
‘People online are romanticizing the Eras Tour, saying it’s incredible, the most amazing show they’ve ever seen. But I’m here to burst the bubble.
‘First of all, do not go to the Eras Tour if you do not like standing. Even if you purchased a seat, odds are you’ll be standing the entire evening and this show goes for over three hours.
‘You’re gonna be standing for over three hours because the person in front of you is gonna be standing so if you want to sit down, you won’t be able to see.
‘Another reason you shouldn’t go is because if you want to listen to Taylor Swift sing… Yes you’re gonna hear her sing at the show, but you’re also gonna be hearing 70,000 other fans singing along with her. It’s kind of like a Taylor Swift concert/singalong.’
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