Taylor Swift interrupted her performance of 'Bad Blood' to protect a fan from security at her concert in Philadelphia, fan footage appears to show

• Taylor Swift just completed her two-night stop in Philadelphia for her Eras concert tour. 
• While performing there, fan videos seemed to show her trying to diffuse a situation in the crowd.
• Midway through singing "Bad Blood," she appeared to scold a security guard to protect a fan.

Taylor Swift's fans have her back — and it seems she has theirs. 

During her two-night Eras tour stint in Philadelphia, fan footage appeared to show the "Midnights" singer shouting at security to defend a concert-goer midway through a performance.

Several clips of Swift shouting into the crowd while she sings "Bad Blood" at Lincoln Financial Field stadium began circulating on Twitter and TikTok Saturday. Twitter user Nicolle Bradford shared a 25-second clip of the interaction, and it has already had more than 1.6 million views Sunday. 

In the video, Swift, dressed in a sparkly two-piece ensemble, nears the chorus of "Bad Blood" when she appears to pick out something happening in the crowd. 

—Nicolle Bradford (@NicolleBradford) May 14, 2023

 

Swift appears to gesture multiple times in an attempt to diffuse the situation below her, and she breaks away from the lyrics to shout: "She's fine. She wasn't doing anything!" 

It's not clear from the clip exactly what was happening, but several social-media accounts have speculated that it was an interaction between a fan and a security guard gone wrong.

The fan account @theerastour on Twitter reshared Bradford's video. In the caption, it said that the clip showed Swift "trying to stop a situation from further arising between security and some fans at tonight's show."

Some fans on Twitter said the interaction was proof that Swift looks out for her fans. One wrote: "The way she looks out for us," adding a sad face. 

Others pointed out that it's rare to see Swift let anything interrupt her performances. "I've literally never seen Taylor interfere with security/fans like this before. It must have been really serious," one user wrote. 

"Taylor is never the type to let things interrupt her performance so i know SOMETHING was going down," another user commented. 

Representatives for Swift did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment made outside normal working hours.