Taylor Swift Eras Tour, which has been captivating fans worldwide, recently faced a disturbing incident during a concert in Poland. A video that has gone viral on social media shows a woman verbally harassing two teenage girls, making racist remarks about their appearance.
The clip, which has sparked widespread outrage, begins with the two girls, aged 15 and 16, filming a video when a woman behind them interjects, saying, “You look like trash. Sorry, but you look like trash.” According to reports from the New York Post, the woman continued to harass the teens, targeting them due to their “skin colour.” Despite the harassment, the woman kept smiling throughout the ordeal.
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Social media users quickly rallied behind the girls, condemning the woman’s behavior. One user commented, “Looool unlucky woman because the Internet is going to finnnnddddd you.” Another added, “She never learned that if you don’t have anything nice to say you zip it.”
The incident has ignited discussions about the entitlement some people feel to openly express harmful opinions. “Why do people in today’s society feel entitled to spew their opinions out into the world and to peoples’ faces? Why are you so important that you get to put someone else down like that? It’s disgusting,” one user expressed.
One of the sisters later shared a separate video on TikTok, revealing that the woman continued to harass them despite their attempts to ignore her. “We aren’t responding or anything; she just keeps coming back,” the girl explained.
This incident follows another significant moment in Swift’s Eras Tour, where the singer was forced to cancel her concert in Vienna, Austria, due to terror threats. U.S. authorities uncovered a plot by three teenagers planning an attack at the Ernst Happel Stadium, leading to the cancellation.
In response to the cancellation, Swift teamed up with Disney+ to surprise her fans by premiering The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version) film on television. Disney+ also offered a special promotion, allowing fans in the region to try out their premium service for a seven-day trial and stream the film starting August 10.
Despite these challenges, Swift’s Eras Tour continues to make headlines, not only for its musical impact but also for the significant social issues it has highlighted along the way.
