Taylor Swift had to pause mid-song at her latest concert to sort out an on-stage mishap that she says has “never happened” throughout all her years of touring.
While on stage at the Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh, Scotland on June 8, the 34-year-old had to stop after strumming her guitar to a mashup of her songs Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve and I Know Places.
The star had to take a break to stretch out her hand, apologising to the crowd for the disruption.
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“Oh God! Hand cramp!” she said as she shook her hand in the air.
“I’m so sorry everyone, this has never happened before but my hand is frozen, I’m just going to warm it. I’m so embarrassed. My hand’s like a claw!,” she said as the crowd cheered.
A fan who took a video of the moment added that the star said, “I have done [a] million shows on this tour and my hand has never decided just to like… it’s like forming a claw. Does anyone… no one relates, anyway.”
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She massaged her hand before continuing on to strum her guitar and complete the song.
The Love Story singer has had to pause a number of concerts in the previous few weeks, with the latest being to help a struggling fan in Madrid.
The singer was in the middle of an acoustic version of her song Betty during her May 30 concert when she stopped strumming and pointed into the crowd, telling security, “Ayuda por favor,” meaning, “please help” in Spanish.
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While the outcome of the incident is unknown, it wasn’t the first time Swift ]noticed something in the crowd and stopped mid-performance.
The Love Story singer did the same at her May 24 concert in Lisbon, urging security to help fans, again saying, “Ayuda por favor. Help them please.”
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