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Taylor Swift has completed her massively successful run at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida and is now heading to the Big Easy.
She will be performing at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, home of the NFL’s Saints (who will be in San Diego, err, I mean Los Angeles, facing off against the Chargers).
As such, the folks who run the Superdome are, rightfully, very excited to have the Taylor Swift caravan of money coming to town.
So, to welcome T-Swizzle to their city, the Caesars Superdome busted out a gigantic friendship bracelet and hung it on the dome over the Gate D entrances to the stadium.
The New Orleans Saints shared some images of the humongous friendship bracelet which spells out “TAYLOR SWIFT” on their X (Twitter) account on Thursday.
A welcome for Taylor 🫶 pic.twitter.com/vunfvFeZVf
— New Orleans Saints (@Saints) October 24, 2024
Naturally, that was enough to set off numerous Saints fans.
“U gotta be f—— joking,” one fan commented.
“Get this s— the f— off my dome,” another wrote.
“This is embarrassing as hell,” read another comment.
“My goodness as if the season couldn’t get any worse,” another fan responded.
Taylor Swift fans, on the other hand, seem to really like it.
“Lmaooo all the pressed men in the comments,” one woman wrote. “Keep crying yall.”
“These comments are so embarrassing, any little BOY crying in these comments need to just say they hate women and keep it pushing,” another women commented.
“Swifties, please ignore some of the comments,” another fan replied. “Our fan base is a little grumpy because we have The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived as our head coach. The dome hasn’t felt 3.5 hours of happiness in a while. See yall Saturday!”
One woman who is certainly not the least bit unhappy Taylor Swift is coming to New Orleans is Metairie native Rebecca Fox. Fox purchased 191 hotel room rooms at the Holiday Inn on Loyola Avenue in New Orleans to make sure Swifties didn’t get ripped off by jacked up hotel prices.
“Fox attended one of Swift’s concerts in Arizona. She noted the high cost of hotel rooms and saw that in some cases hotels would charge people double after they already booked,” Fox 8 News reported. “Fox said she did not want Swifties in New Orleans to have the same problem. So, she paid nearly $500 per room and managed hundreds of Facebook inquiries for one of her rooms. Fox maintains that she did not upcharge for the rooms and is not making a profit off the bookings.”