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Here’s Why You Should Sit Through Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Movie Credits

Fans won’t want to miss these Errors Tour bloopers.

by Jake Viswanath
US singer Taylor Swift arrives for the "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour" concert movie world premiere at...
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Spoilers ahead for Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour film. Taylor Swift’s knack for inserting subtle messages into everything she does is unparalleled, and she continues that trend in the Eras Tour movie. One message comes during the film’s credits.

Swift’s Sweet Message To Fans

The Eras Tour movie doesn’t have a post-credits scene in the typical sense, but there is a treat after the credits for dedicated Swifties. She leaves a sweet message for viewers, creatively written as a friendship bracelet in all of the Eras colors to honor how the bracelets have become a go-to accessory among attendees.

“Thank you to the most generous, thoughtful, loving fans on the planet,” the message reads (without the commas). “This is all because of you and for you.”

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The singer also wrote another affectionate note to fans on social media before heading to the Eras Tour premiere on Oct. 11, announcing that the movie would be released in theaters for early access screenings a day earlier than announced.

“I can’t thank you enough for wanting to see this film that so vividly captures my favorite adventure I’ve ever been a part of: The Eras Tour,” she said. “And the best part is, it’s an adventure we’re still on together.”

Eras Tour Film Bloopers

Even if you don’t want to sit through them, the credits are still worth watching. After the concert concludes, Swift shows a montage set to “Long Live (Taylor’s Version),” which is made of fan videos of their tour experiences and, very importantly, onstage bloopers from various shows, which fans have lovingly called “The Errors Tour.”

Some of the viral malfunctions in the credits include when Swift’s bejeweled garter was caught in her shirt at her April 13 show in Tampa, along with when her “Willow” cape landed on top of her head while performing choreography.

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Another memorable moment in the film is when she had to keep wiping water from her piano due to intense rain during a May 21 show in Massachusetts, which ended up breaking said piano at the following night’s show. Swift clearly isn’t afraid to laugh at herself.