Taylor Swift stuns fans as she performs ‘Look What You Made Me Do’ in Miami rain. Watch

Taylor Swift's Eras tour began in March 2023 and will conclude in December 2024.

Taylor Swift performs at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami (Image source: @accesshollywood/Instagram)

Pop icon Taylor Swift recently kicked off the last leg of her Eras Tour in Miami. The Tortured Poets Department artist stunned the housefull Hard Rock Stadium as she performed two out of three nights in the rain.

The video of Swift giving a striking performance on her hit number Look What You Made Me Do has now emerged on the Internet, earning her praise. In the viral clip, the singer donned a black and golden skinny-fit costume as she took centre stage and continued her performance amid the rain, giving her fans a one-of-a-kind experience.

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Several fans thronged the comment section and applauded Swift. “She is amazing! How many artist would do that?” a fan wrote. “The costume changes must be really hard with the clothes being wet and clingy,” another fan commented.

“I cannot imagine how they dry out all the costumes for everyone. They were drenched! She is a good sport but I am happy the rest of the venues are covered!” a third fan reacted.

During the second day of her concert in Miami at the Rock Hard Stadium, the Grammy-winning singer revealed why she planned the last stops for her Eras tour. Swift revealed that she wanted to end this tour with an audience that would scream lyrics to “every single song”.

“We decided, if we’re going to end this tour, eventually it has to happen, we gotta pick the crowds and the cities and the places where the crowds are going to be passionate, enthusiastic, screaming the words to every single song, like the most fun crowds imaginable,” Swift said during an interaction with the audience from the stage, USA Today reported.

Eras tour began in March 2023 and will conclude in December 2024. It became one of the biggest tours for Swifties as it covered regions of Australia, Asia, and Europe.