The kindness and community feeling of being a swiftie, the excitement of seeing others outfits and trading friendship bracelets, the way the lighted bracelet given to you (when you get there) lights up and creates a color pattern in the crowd for different songs, the excitement as the clock came up to countdown her coming out, the sound of thousands of fans shouting/cheering and literally scream singing, the collective joy felt when she sings your song, and watching the confetti fall

The energy in the air that brings you to tears. It was a religious experience for me!

The heat of the fire during Bad blood

During LWYMMD the bracelets light up to a snake going through the crowd!

It's impossible to describe the energy. It's just surreal. And especially going to Toronto, when it's near the end of the tour and the city is leaning in so much - it's other-worldly. You make so many friends; it's like a cult, but it feels like a warm blanket on a cold night. I'm so grateful I was able to go, despite how much it cost me to get there.

Everyone—EVERYONE—is bejeweled. And their sparkles catch the light every time they move so that all you see when you look around the crowd (aside from joyful faces) is twinkling lights. It’s so so beautiful.

The after concert amnesia. I can’t remember shit 🥲

The pounding of the drums and the base; I could feel it in my chest ✨

Just how emotional it is watching your daughter scream her heart out to every word of every song.

The rainbow that grows through the crowd bracelets when she says, "shade never made anybody less gay" in "You Need To Calm Down"