Taylor Swift Asks Security in French to Help Fan During Lyon Eras Show

Taylor Swift to the rescue — again! The pop star took a moment during her latest video Era Travel wait in Lyon, France issued a call to action in expertly clear French, to help a fan in need.

sitting at his moss-covered piano Evermore At one point in her live show, Swift turned her attention to an audience member who was visibly upset.

“Do you need help? Yes?” Swift the person asked before seeking help from venue security.

“Aidez-les, s’il vous pleut,” she asked twice into her microphone. The French phrase translates to, “Please help them.”

Then, Swift elaborated in English, “Can we send somebody over there? They’re right there. We’re going over there! Awesome.”

This isn’t the first time Swift has paused a performance to help fans. She’s done so in several cities just last month — including Madrid, Spain; Lisbon, Portugal; and Stockholm, Sweden.

“We have to take care of this crowd because you are the best, and you dance so passionately and sing so loudly, and the way you are so absorbed in the moment, I never imagined we would have so much fun on a European tour,” she said in Lyon, according to a video made by fans on social media. “It’s been really crazy, guys, and I appreciate it so much.”

At another point in the show, she demonstrated her French language skills, telling the crowd, “Je vous aime tous. Merci beaucoup.” (“I love you all. Thank you very much.”)

Last week, Swift said “Ayuda por favor” (“Please help”) in Spanish in Madrid, Spain. The week before that, it was A mid-song “Ajuda Por Favor” In Lisbon, Portugal,

While performing in Stockholm, Sweden, in May, he noticed fans carrying torches, and he wondered if they were asking for help.

“When you guys are holding lots of torches in a group does that mean people need help? If so it means yes [that]the singer asked the group. “Well, if I see it again I’ll try to figure it out.”

Last year, she Reduced stressful confrontations A fight broke out between a fan and a security guard in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

“She’s fine,” Swift can be heard saying in a video, pointing to the stage during the chorus of “Bad Blood.” “She wasn’t doing anything. Hey, wait! Wait.”

Swift repeatedly urged security to stop and after waiting for the situation to calm down, she moved to the other side of the stage while she continued to sing her hit track.

Swift’s friend Maren Morris in November highlight the star’s “kind and generous” character when it comes to the way she treats Swifties at her shows.

When the collaborators came together on stage during Swift’s Eras concert in Chicago, Illinois – to sing their own song Fearless (Taylor’s Version) Vault Track, “You All Over Me” Morris said she was impressed by one small step that had a significant impact.

“There were these signs inside the barricades at their shows at the stadium and it was from local security, like – ‘Fan friendly show. Be kind,'” Morris said. The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon“Even the local security guys and their team said, ‘Don’t mess with the fans. They’re here to have fun.’ And everybody was really respectful and I was like, ‘Oh, I love it.’”

“She’s setting the bar high,” Morris also acknowledged.

The safety of fans is undoubtedly a top priority for Swift following her tragic death in November. Ana Clara Benevides Machado23 year old college student He died on November 17, just hours before Swift’s concert in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The heart attack was probably caused by extreme heat.

“I can’t believe I’m writing these words, but it is with a broken heart that I share that we lost a fan before my show tonight,” Swift said in a handwritten note shared to her Instagram Story at the time. “I can’t even tell you how saddened I am by this. I have very little information other than the fact that she was gorgeous and very young.”

Swift did her best to make sure she didn’t miss a beat while performing in Rio Help the crowd stay hydratedIn a video made by fans, the singer can be seen grabbing a water bottle from someone in the crowd and throwing it towards a fan in need of water. another video A video is going viral on social media in which Swift joins her fans in chanting “water” to get the attention of security personnel and staff to help a fan in need.

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