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It's the music tour that changed the
industry.

Changed entire economies, at least
temporarily.

And if you ask some, super swifties may
have even changed some lives.

The era tour has danced through sold
-out stadiums in 50 cities on five

continents.

The highest grossing tour of all time,
stretching 633 days.

And rocketing Swift from megastar to
cultural phenomenon.

It is the end of an era, if you can
believe it.

Taylor Swift will end her record
-shattering era tour this weekend.

We are just one day away from Taylor
Swift kicking off her final era tour

Are you ready for it?

Three left.

That's it.

I don't know how I'm going to feel, but
I also really don't know how other

people are going to feel.

But they're going to need me to respond
in a way that supports however it is

that they feel at any given moment.

So I'm just sort of bracing myself
for... How do you feel?

I feel so proud.

But so ready.

Like... so ready for this this is the
perfect ending

this show created a bonding

experience for like 70 000 people all at
once and i don't know how that happened

there

are times where you make something so
cool and you know it's cool and you're

really proud of it, but you're flying
into the wind and you're just always up

against some friction, then there's
times, these very rare instances, where

make something and the wind is at your
back.

Somehow culture and timing and whatever
mood there is out in the world about you

that you can't control all lines up for
this to go well.

Awww.

So much for no emotions on the last
three shows, huh?

Less than cozy.

Honestly,

it looks the same.

Three more. Three more, dude. Three
more.

That's it. Your hair looks phenomenal.

Thank you, ma 'am. Really love it.

I just feel like I'm just preparing for
tears in a way that's making me feel

confused. I totally agree.

You know what I mean?

I'm prepared for happy tears and
gratitude, but I'm like...

This is not supposed to bring anyone
sadness.

No.

Even though it's never going to happen
again.

So I guess it is sad.

I'm getting weird jitters.

They're weird. They're strange.

Because there's an end inside.

It kind of messes with people.

This is one that you requested, this
mashup.

Did I?

Yeah, I think so.

Now I'm going to cry again. Little hands
wrapped around my finger and it's so

quiet in the world. Sorry, the key needs
to be higher. So quiet in the world

tonight.

Little eyelids flutter because you're
dreaming so I tuck you in and on your

favorite nightlight.

To you, everything's funny.

Got nothing to regret.

Give all I have, honey Just try to never
grow

up

I'm

five years old, it's getting cold I've
got my big coat on

I can't fucking do it either, dude.

I'm going to record that and just talk
it through.

Hi, buddy.

Oh, my God. I'm just going to talk it
through because I don't want to do that

again. The brother and the dad are
standing in the background. That's a

upsetting situation.

Yikes, man.

The piano one. Those tickets could come
with a warning.

It really should.

They should be printed on tissue. That's
ridiculous.

Oh, my God.

That was amazing.

Thanks, Dad.

Holy mackerel.

All right. All right. Oh, my God. We're
here.

One word to describe the air is magical.

I might not have one, but maybe a few.

It would be remarkable and phenomenal.

It's just joyous. It's just like a
celebration of all that's happy in the

This is an unprecedented big.

I don't know.

You know, indescribable.

Everything that we've experienced, it'll
live forever in my mind, in my heart,

in my physical body.

It's forever.

What I'm going to miss most?

Family.

The family dynamic is like genuinely
like something I've never, I don't know.

I've completely changed and grown just
being around so many positive examples.

I feel like I have lifelong connections
with everyone.

I didn't expect to get close with this
many people.

There's not a person that you won't get
along with, and there's not a person

that you can't be alone with and still
have the best time. I have the most

supportive team I could ever have. You
can't really ask for much more.

This was an amazing group of dancers and
the chemistry with the band, and we

were all very aware of the magic that
this tour was able to capture.

I'm in a mess going on stage every night
with this band that I've known for 15

years. Being able to be up there with
this group of people, spreading all this

joy and positivity.

It is a joy fest, and I'm here for it.

We're so proud to be here, to be working
with Taylor, to be working with each

other. We are in this together.

That's what she said to us on that first
day, just shaking hands and saying, hi,

I'm Taylor.

She is like a legend.

This tour, this boss has made us feel
seen, worthy, and treated with the

respect.

Nice.

I remember my first show, and Taylor
said to me, Jan, you're going to be the

first one who's going to open. Just be
ready for that.

I'm waiting, and all you can see is the
doors going up.

I'm, like, still confident, walking
forward.

And when I opened, and people were
screaming. screaming, and all you can

is just lies.

It's like, I can't even describe it.

I know that I was holding my tears the
first time.

I never felt this energy before.

And it's weird to say, and I know that
after every job, when you're done,

saying, oh, that was the one, that was
the one.

But I think this one is the one.

Okay.

You guys, this is our last first show of
the weekend.

For me, this is our victory lap. Yeah.

We did the hard shit, the scary things,
the ups, the downs. We did all that.

I couldn't be happier to get to play
this last first night with you. It's

probably the happiest I've ever been on
a first night. Yeah.

Because it's the last one.

Oh, God, here we go. One first thing,
deep breath, everybody, because I know

we're all feeling a little buzzy. So
in... and out.

Okay.

I was, you know, thinking about change,
and we have a big one coming up, which

is the end of the... But when I think
about what change means, that's what

are.

Eras are evolution, and...

They are meant to come to an end in some
ways, but this will always have been

our era's era.

I'm just so proud of you guys, and I
can't believe that we've done it. It's

so amazing. I love you guys.

will live on as probably the pinnacle,
foremost, important thing that I've

I get very depressed about pop culture's
obsession with youth culture, and we

designate extremely young people to be
the ones who have to tell us where

culture is going, and then the idea that
an artist had, in my case, the

privilege of developing to the point
where you're in your 30s and you do know

yourself a bit more, and then you were
able to make the thing.

that they'll know you for.

There's something very special about
that.

This was a seismic, momentous period of
time in my life

and in the lives of the performers and
the crew members and anyone who this

touched.

And it's never going to happen again
this way.

I think for most of us, this is bigger
than we ever thought it would be.

When I went through treatment and I was
away from it, I would play the show all

the time. I would watch it on TV and I'd
sing along and remember the good feels

that I felt when I was there.

It's more than just a job. It's more
than just a show.

It's what we are and just the joy and
the magic that happens in that space.

It's just magical.

I think it's just such a beautiful
blessing that we all get to do. And

I never wanted to end.

You and Gracie are going to do another
duet. We just can't stop.

Hi.

How are you doing? I'm really good.

Do you want to do your bridge again?

Sure. Right? Sure.

And do you want to, is it, will it be
too much to?

I like doing the harmony on the bridge.
Okay, perfect, okay.

But that's just the way. And both on.
Like, how crazy is that? I never planned

on you changing it. No, I know. But
that's just the way life goes. That's

gave me, like, the full, like.

Joy riding down our road, lay on the
horn to prove that it haunts me. I love

you. I'm sorry. Then you do the harmony.

You were the best, but you were the
worst. I think it's a sound to love you

first. I was a dick. It is what it is. I
happen to kick the age old curse. Wrong

again.

I'll watch you like things take off
like.

And I'll leave that for you.

I love you. I'm sorry.

I'm in a full body sweat. This is
disgusting.

I know, I know, I know. I feel it. It's
really, it's so disgusting under my

shirt. I'm so excited. This is better
than any of the ones that we've done.

That's why our bodies are reacting to
sweat. I know. They're completely just

like, guys. Oh, God.

We've saved the best for last. Oh, my
God.

I know it's gross to hug it at this
point, but I love it.

The light and the joy that she has
provided.

There's just been nothing like this
cultural phenomenon in a tour ever.

It's like changed people's lives.

The people who came to these shows
wanted to have a good experience and

others to have a good experience too.

There's something very pure about that.

Seeing them get dressed the way that
they do, seeing them make the effort to

commune with each other, to help each
other.

It is that sense of truly connecting
with each other.

I think that's the thing that compelled
people to make such a big deal out of

the Heirs Tour. Yeah, it's a pretty
freaking cool show.

But you know what else is really cool
about it? Everybody who comes to it.

Hearing the stories about the positivity
rush that people felt, talking about

how they blacked out during the show and
they just got this euphoric rush of joy

that felt chemical.

I specifically created this tour on a
molecular level to make people feel

that sense of escape, but to have it
land like that, you're like, yes.

I probably spend more time looking at
the audience than I do looking at the

show. It's really fulfilling and her
outreach and the fan base and community

that she's grown.

What more could you ask for in a career?

Every person in that audience hopefully
is being shaped positively in some way

by something that they see or something
that they hear or something that they

feel during that three and a half hours.

The 22 moment stems from a hat that I
wore on the Red Tour.

So I wanted to really bring back that
moment of just kind of like have a

with a fan where I actually like get
close with them.

What's so interesting about that moment
every night is I never know what kid I'm

gonna meet I've got people in the
audience gathering the crowd for the

couple of eras trying to find a kid who
knows every single word to the song and

Having the time of their life at this
show because that kid basically is like

representative of every kid in that
crowd that night It could be like A

kid that gets really shy when all of a
sudden they're seeing 60 ,000 people for

the first time. Or it could be there are
kids that just like bloom under the

bright lights and they're just like, oh
my God, I'm a pop star now.

It's always so wild to be like in this
moment with this.

that I've never met before, this little
kid.

And everything's going on around us, and
somehow we're able to just, like, have

this moment be completely between us.

We're just kind of, like, meeting each
other, and everyone else kind of

disappears for a second.

It just reminds me why I do it.

The hat girl, the kids got the hat.
Okay.

Really, like, shook my reality.

Like, I came up to her, I hug her, and
she goes, and she really was wondering.

And I was like,

and it just made me be like,

actually, I don't know.

Do you know what I mean?

And here we are, the last day of the
tour.

The ARIS tour is coming to an end today.

Let's see how many...

If you're friends with a Swifty, please
call them and check on them and make

sure they're okay today.

Because today is the last day of the
heiress tour.

And we are in mourning.

I'm not ready. I'm not ready.

I can't believe the end is here.

I have met so many amazing people

and made so many new friends over this.

Don't let anyone make you feel small or
make you feel silly for being sad right

now.

You're not grieving the loss of some
silly little pop star performance.

You're grieving the loss of a big event
that gave you joy and distraction and

hope and camaraderie at a time where it
feels like none of those things should

be able to exist.

I hope the fans know that this has been
her giving them everything she had.

Guess what day it is?

Sunday.

And she never stops writing music, so
they have more to look forward to. But

right now, I hope they honor that little
bit of time just for her.

Happy last Sunday. It's the last one,
it's the last one.

You got the game on? Yeah.

I think that after this tour, it would
be nice to grow back some of the things

that I've had to cut out of my life.

You just don't have any energy for
anything that seems optional.

Hey, Erica, guess what?

Happy birthday!

Yeah! You beat me to it!

Happy birthday!

Oh, my God, I cannot believe it.

And so I'm interested in regaining some
of that because I know I used to have

hobbies and like a personality outside
of this tour.

I can't remember what they were.

I'll let you know.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Go
for it. Please.

Thank you, sir.

I need them to keep running away with
this. So this is your last day, but

watching football. Did you ever think
this was going to happen?

I never thought that you and I would
talk about sports in my life ever. I

thought, I mean, it hadn't happened by
the time I was 32.

I just kind of waited.

Get another touchdown.

Get another touchdown. Ah, ah, ah, ah.
Damn it.

This is amazing.

I know.

Well, but you can keep that on. I can
prioritize both things.

an appearance.

Did they get a flag for that?

Just be mine and better.

Get this verse down, please.

We need love, but all we want is danger.
We seem a poet.

Touchdown!

Yes!

Oh, shit. If this goes my way, the kind
of day I'm about to have.

At dawn we stood with our shaking hands.
The crowds and stands went wild.

You held your head like a hero.

On a history book page was the end of a

decade.

I have an idea.

That at the end of a decade, they

It was the end of an era.

What? Instead of the end of a decade,
say it was the end of an era.

That's a great idea.

It was the end of a decade.

No, it was the end of an era.

Oh, yeah.

The start of an age.

The only thing that's left is the
manuscript.

One last souvenir from my trip.

Oh,

that's a gorgeous way to finish it.
Right? Yeah.

So it goes long live verse and chorus,
New Year's Day verse and chorus,

manuscript bridge into long live bridge,
into the down verse of long live, into

please don't ever...

Become a stranger whose laugh I could
recognize anywhere.

And to hold on to the memories they will
hold on to you.

Into long -lived chorus, but slowed down
to halftime with the New Year's Day

chords underneath it into the last verse
of the manuscript.

Okay. That's complicated.

This tour has completely pushed the
boundaries of excellence.

What's unique about it is that it's not
just one genre of movement or music.

It's a variety of things that allows me
to showcase different sides of myself.

It's a reminder that we're multitudes.

We have all these aspects of our
personalities that get to come out

show.

And it helps people connect with it even
more.

It's truly been the most special thing
that I've been able to be a part of.

I've been preparing for

the end of this for about six months.
Every single day I've known we're this

much closer.

I've been very in the moment about...

knowing how much closer we were getting
to the end of it.

I think the football game is, like,
taking my mind off of any kind of, like,

nerves I have.

The mechanisms we have at our disposal
at the time.

I've been holding my breath for a year
and eight months, just hoping that

we'd be safe, we wouldn't be injured, no
harm would come to the tour.

For me, it's just overwhelming.

Just feeling thankful.

Okay, is it time for me to get my little
outfit?

Taylor's impact is limitless.

A lot of this I would have never
imagined for myself.

She has celebrated us and our moment in
such big ways that her fan base

knows us by name.

That does not happen. happen for
dancers.

Because you did that, the type of people
that are showing up are of different

sizes, are of different ages, are of
different races, are of different

background experiences, and can come to
this show for three and a half hours and

feel the same.

You leave it different.

You leave it better. You leave it
warmer.

You leave it more giving, more kind,
more tolerant.

That is the stuff of legend.

I love you.

Did I do the thing?

Here you go. Have a good show.

See ya.

See ya.

One more little time.

Okay, you guys.

I want to say that I'm constantly
reminded of one of my favorite quotes,

is that everyone's jealous of what
you've got.

No one is jealous of what you had to do
to get it.

Everyone likes to talk about
phenomenons, like the Heirs Tour, almost

was pieces falling into place in some
sort of destined, accidental...

confluence of events that just happened
right when i'm thinking about the people

that are in this circle i don't think
about it as pieces that fell into place

think of each of you as like tectonic
plates on the earth and the heirs tour

wasn't when all the pieces fell into
place that was just when every single

of us who had done so much work to where
this tour was just when we all clicked

together we have traveled the entire

world we've gone through america twice
we have set every attendance record in

every huge stadium we have broken every
single record you can break with this

tour the only thing left is to close the
book for one last time all

right

let's go out there

Mr. Wiggler shaking hands

It was the end of an era The start of an

age You held your head like a hero

On a history book page

You're the kingdom light that shines
between me and you I will scream and

long live all the magic we made We are
all the pretenders

one day

Hold on to the memories, they will hold
on to you Hold on to

the memories, they will hold on to you

The only thing that's

left is the manuscript One last souvenir
from my trip to your...

But the story

very clear distinctions about being the
leader of this show that this mass

exodus of emotional catharsis what's
interesting is like there's

some joy in the show but there's also a
lot of like gnarling angry bitterness

despondent heartbroken wistful
theatrical magic

and i think being able to feel those
things and scream those they're There's

something that brings you joy in doing
that.

People come to the show who have
different lived experiences and have

beliefs, and we can have these moments
of connectivity.

I think it's about passion, and I think
it's about the show being accepting of

all kinds of passion that we feel
throughout our human experience.

There's something so unifying about
that.

I'm used to doing tours that are
successful I've never been a part of a

phenomenon before

I love you.

It's history. Girl, did it. I love you
so much.

This is a cheap one.

It's been such a good day.

We really all did it.

You have to just take life, you know,
one era at a time. See what happens.

Honey, when I'm above the trees, I see
this for what it

is.

But now I'm right down in it. All the
years I've given is just shit we're

dividing up.

Showed you all of my hiding spots.

I was dancing when the music stopped.

And in the disbelief, I can't face
reinvention.

I haven't met the new me yet.

There'll be happiness after you.

But there was happiness because of you.

Both of these things can be true.

And there

is happiness.

It's because of me Both of these things
I believe There is happiness

In our history Across a great

divide There is a glorious sunrise

Dappled with the flickers of light From
the dress I wore at

midnight Leave it all behind

Her name was Kitty.

Made her money being pretty and witty.

They gave her the key to this city.

Then they said she didn't do it legitly.

I bought a ticket.

She's dancing in her garters and
fishnets.

Fifty in the cast, zero missed up.

Looking back, I thought that was Kismet.

Waited by the stage door packed in with
the autograph hounds barking her name

Then glowing like the end of a cigarette
while she came out I said you live in

my dreams And she said to me Hey, thank

you for the lovely bouquet You're
sweeter than a peach But you don't know

life of a soul girl, babe And you're
never ever gonna wait for more you play

the more that you pay you're softer than
a kitten though you don't know the life

of a soul girl babe and you're never
gonna wanna he

was a menace the baby of the family in
Lenox her father whored around like all

men did her mother took pills and played
tennis

So she waited by the tape door, asked
the club promoter, arrived, she said, I

saw my soul They had a taste of a
magnificent life, it's all mine But

what your girl gets They leave us for
dead Hey,

thank you for the lovely bouquet You're
sweeter than a peach for you

You're softer than a kitten, so you...