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I took the miracle move-on drug

The effects were temporary

And I love you, it's ruining my life

I touched you for only a fortnight

But I touched you

Thank you.

I definitely think writing music is a form of therapy.

I wanna snarl and show you

Just how disturbed this has made me

Sorry.

Every record represents something different.

You look like Clara Bow in this light

Remarkable

Tortured Poets album is like this purge of...

...did you know

just like everything, everything bad that I felt for two years.

And I still can't believe it

It was a really rough time in my life, so the songs reflect that.

'Cause old habits die screaming

- That's the end. - Yeah.

'Cause I sound like I'm gonna die.

Feeling like I'm not a person.

I'm just this, like, big conglomerate that no one sees as a real human being

and, like especially not men that I date.

And in the whole process, just being, like... Nothing, nothing works.

Nothing's...

There's no one for me in the world.

These dressing rooms are freakin' massive.

'Cause they're football players locker rooms.

- A whole... - They're for a 53-man roster.

That's actually the first time she ever heard of Travis Kelce,

but she didn't know what he was.

My cousins were, like, taking pictures with one of the with--

Pictures with one of the lockers.

We had no idea.

No idea.

- Do you want me to tell the story? - Yeah.

If you want to tell the story, then you should tell the story.

She wants to tell the story.

I do 'cause I think it's a cool story.

- Mom, tell the story. - Okay.

- Please tell the story. - Okay, if you really want me to.

Speaking of Taylor Swift,

I know you went to the Taylor Swift concert. How was it?

Yeah, well, I was disappointed that, uh,

she doesn't talk before or after her shows

because she has to save her voice for the 44 songs that she sings.

So I was a little butthurt I didn't get to hand her,

uh, one of the bracelets I made for her.

- You made her a bracelet? - Yeah.

They are friendship bracelets,

and I received a bunch of them being there,

but I wanted to give Taylor Swift one with my number on it.

- All right now. Yeah. - Ooh.

And your number as in eighty-seven or your phone number?

You know which one.

Um... So, she did...

I'm looking at the headlines and perusing around

what's on the Internet and I see that this guy came to your show

and he brought a... a friendship bracelet and wants to meet you.

And so, of course, I call up my resident expert on Kansas City Chiefs,

my cousin Robin, and I go,

"Tell me about this guy named Travis Kelce."

And she goes, "Oh, my God, he's the nicest guy.

And you know what?

He really loves his mom."

And I went...

ding, ding, ding, ding.

Then I said, "Now, how in the world

am I gonna get her to meet him or whatever..."

I was-- I've been very non-athlete because I'm not one.

I've always just been like, "Well, what would we talk about?"

And so you call me up, like, with this tone of, like,

"Hey, so I know you're gonna not react well to this,

- but there's a guy." - He's really cute.

You said something to the effect of like,

"You gotta start doing something different."

Listen, it was so earnest.

I thought it was the sweetest thing in the world that he came to your show.

- Yeah. - He brought you something from your world.

- Yeah. - To me that really said a lot.

- So... - Yeah.

I thought that was really sweet. And I liked it.

You know, on our first date, he literally had to explain football,

as if it were, like, violent chess.

Which helps me kind of understand it.

Like high speed, angry chess.

And then I just sort of became obsessed with him

and therefore became obsessed with learning about football.

- Yeah. - Greatest surprise of my life.

- Um... - Oh, yeah.

Now I, like, know who's on the injured reserve.

I know who is in limited practice today for the Forty-Niners.

I'm like, "What does it mean?

What's the extent of the injury?

Like, are we dealing with an Achilles thing or is this hamstring?"

Well, right now we're just four days away

until downtown New Orleans is covered in glitter and friendship bracelets,

all for the arrival of Taylor Swift.

More and more Swifties are arriving by the minute.

Elected officials and law enforcement

are using this upcoming weekend kind of as a test run

ahead of hosting the Super Bowl.

Soon, the world's biggest pop star

will perform three sold out shows.

Today the Taylor Mania begins.

Night one of "The Eras Tour" here in New Orleans.

Are you ready for it?

My own tears, isn't that what they all said?

That I'll sue you if you step on my lawn

Look, these are from Travis.

Aww.

Oh, these are so beautiful.

I love that he doesn't even have to sign them anymore.

Being that we have a handful of shows left,

we decided that the first show of New Orleans

that we should put some of the swings in.

What a swing is, is a dancer who can do another track that's not theirs.

So today was a full out rehearsal.

We're making sure that they know where they're going on stage so they can hop in.

That's good, guys. Lovely.

How did that feel? Music's fine?

- Yeah. - Everybody else feel okay staging wise?

Yeah.

It's wild, how... how these dancers are so talented.

The other dancers can fill in for someone else

and do their choreography perfectly, hit their blocking perfectly.

I don't understand how they can do their jobs

and also have the option of doing everyone else's.

Crazy.

Whoever is not in ...Ready for It?

or not potentially in ...Ready for It? can go back to the dressing room.

And I wanted to rehearse, uh, different contingency plans.

- My girl! - Yes.

And I jokingly said,

"Oh, my goodness, this is gonna be one of the last opportunities

I might be able to have to do ...Ready for It?"

And she called me out on it. She was like, "Do you want to do it?"

All the dancers love ...Ready for It?

Especially Whyley, and the boys begged to do it.

Unfortunately for me, it is all female.

I just remember watching it being created

and just living in perpetual envy.

The... the whole tour.

Dat-dat-dat-dat Island, land

And he can be my

- Yeah, beautiful. - Hey!

That song is really Whyley's style.

He shines when he does that choreography.

You should see the things...

Other arm on Why!

I love flipping my hair.

I love being different characters on stage.

I just love performing and doing really dope moves to really dope music.

Flin-- Flip. Beautiful. Nice. Left foot.

The feeling of the song and the lyrics, it's just...

it's a monumental number.

So from the beginning, it was my favorite piece.

Cross, cross Voom

And then, Why, uh, this foot goes out right away.

Voom. To go down. To go up. That's it.

And I think, Why...

Now I still have to ask Taylor and management if that's okay,

because usually we have it be an all-female dance.

He's actually gonna try on my costume and see if it fits.

And if it fits, I would love for Whyley to do it

because he's so passionate about doing it.

Are you ready for it?

- Pretty. Pretty. Good job, Why. - Thank you, thank you, thank you.

- You look amazing. - Thank you.

Thank you, everybody.

You know, with this tour, we're not very like...

We're not trying to make any points about gender,

but we just don't really have any kind of restrictions.

We got guys in heels and leotards and stuff,

and we just don't really think too hard about it, right?

Like, if you look at Look What You Made Me Do,

you have women and men dressed up in my former costumes.

It's not like, we just don't really overthink it.

And I think that's kind of one of the most fun things about,

you know, the way we've approached this tour.

We overthink certain things.

We let some things just kind of... just be naturally individualistic

in terms of our casting and our dancers' expression.

Whyley's such a badass.

He's been doing this for so many years. He's a vet.

For him to go in tonight would be awesome.

For a minute...

I'm gonna be in the audience.

- Bitch. - Bitch.

Yes! Show them your...

That's my girl.

The winner gets all of it.

Yeah, love it...

Sheila.

I want... I just have to see.

It looks like the movie one.

Y'all know I don't go nowhere without my face.

How is it so... Yeah. Oh, she's on. That's it, right?

Yeah.

Whyley fit into my costume with ease.

And if Whyley goes in tonight is up to Taylor.

She gets the final say.

They're going to the game.

- Yes. - Monday night game.

Um, oh, so Whyley's dream is to do ...Ready for It?

Amanda's gonna take--

What do you mean?

He wants to dance ...Ready for It?

Okay.

Um, Amanda sent me this video.

- Does he have wardrobe? - Yeah, he wants to be the swing tonight.

Yes!

There she is...

It's... Yeah...

Does he just fit in Amanda's wardrobe?

Yeah, I think so.

Yes. Hundred percent. That's amazing.

Got a long list of ex-lovers They'll tell you I'm insane

'Cause you know I love the players And you love the game

No. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop, stop.

No.

Muscle memory is the first step in, like, brain atrophy for me.

That's why I love my acoustic set so much.

I love being challenged to come up with different things to do every night.

I washed my hands of us at the club

You made a mess of me

Preparing for the acoustic set is something that I do because I...

I... I don't want to just wing it, you know?

Like, I want there to be a sense of quality.

I would never just get up there and be like,

"Guess I'll try something."

It has to be purposeful and it has to be well executed.

Like, it is always a moment I'm somewhat unprepared for

because I'm rehearsing this a few times in my dressing room,

and then it's time to bring it to the stadium stage.

So there's always a level of, sort of like,

nervous anticipation of, sort of, like,

"Make sure you remember all these words."

"Make sure you remember that this song transitions into this song."

But there's also an element of detail that goes into it.

Movin' on was always easy for me to do

It hits different It hits different 'cause it's you

Walkin' through a crowd, the village is aglow

Kaleidoscope of loud heartbeats under coats

Everybody here wanted somethin' more

Lookin' for a sound we hadn't heard before

There were points in this tour when the tour was the only thing

that was really keeping me going in my life.

But there were never points in the tour where I thought,

"Oh, you know what?

I want to quit the tour 'cause the tour's hard."

No, my personal life was hard.

I went through two breakups on the first half of this tour,

and that's a lot of breakups, actually.

I find the artifacts, cried over a hat Cursed the space that I needed

The show was what gave me purpose

and was what I could use to get me out of bed.

So...

the tour has never been the hard thing in my life.

The tour has been the thing that has allowed me

to find purpose outside of the shit that was going wrong in my life.

Men will let you down, "The Eras Tour" never will.

Oh, my, love is a lie Shit my friends say to get me by

It hits different It hits different this time

Catastrophic blues

Movin' on was always easy for me to do

It hits different It hits different 'cause it's you

And you know...

- Right? - ...it really kind of tells your story.

- It's so, so cool. - But-- How... It's so different and...

When you first met.

Who are we talking about now?

Travis, your boyfriend?

- That's what I was... - This-- I'm talking--

This is about-- These are literally two breakup songs.

- Hit's Different is a breakup song. - I know.

- But it's... it's... - It's about, it's about...

I just hear the pretty parts of it.

I mean, I'm glad that that's-- That... that you read that into it.

'Cause I read into it, like,

that this person is going through a horrible breakup,

and they're like, "I can't move on." And then they do.

And they go to a big city and they, like, find this other sense of self.

I guess so.

- Um, anyway, so is this for the tour? - She can't believe that

she doesn't have to convince me to be in love with someone who's good for me.

This one's easy.

All right, do you need me? They need me in there.

Okay, that's... that's all I have for you.

- Okay. I love you. - Thank you very much.

- My little lucky charm. - Bye.

Bye.

What has Travis brought to the tour?

Well, first of all, he brought himself onto the stage on this tour,

which was one of the funnier moments I can ever remember.

How do I put this? Travis is like...

He's a real... He's a real yes guy, like in terms of life itself.

Do you want to be center in the middle--

In the front of it or behind? In where it's open?

I'm taking your-- You're taking the lead.

- Boom. - I'm... Whichever you want me to do.

He's just up for anything.

And when I wrote the skit for I Can Do It With A Broken Heart,

where I had this very dramatic idea

where I want to be a soldier on a battlefield

and I'm fatally wounded and I die on the stage while singing.

And then we have this very sort of like,

cabaret dramatic vaudeville kind of skit

where I have to perk up immediately to perform.

I was like, "Oh, that's..."

That's exactly the kind of drama I'm trying to put forth here on this tour.

But I remember thinking about the skit and always just being like,

if there was ever a point to put Travis in the show,

I think this would be the one.

But I obviously, I'm like never gonna suggest that because that's like...

I don't wanna-- You don't wanna scare people, you know.

- Yeah, like, she has to be... - Yeah.

- ...head on the left side. - Yes.

I can't remember how it came up.

I think we were just joking around about like him doing it.

Like him going up there with Kam.

And it became very clear that he, like, wasn't joking.

And I was like, "Oh, wait, no, you would do that?"

Yes.

It's easier there.

- Yeah. And then we can run... - And he was like,

"Yeah, it would be hilarious."

Come on, wake up. Wake up.

I was like, if you're serious about this, I will send your measurements to wardrobe,

and they'll get you a tux. Like, "Are you serious?"

And he's like, "Put me in." Like, "I'm in."

The way that he just comes to life

when the lights are the brightest,

people talk about that all the time with him.

They're like, "The moment's never too big for Travis."

"The lights are never too bright for Travis."

Like, I think that's as a player he can, like,

slow down time in the most stressful moments,

and that's exactly what we saw on stage.

He got out there

and was the most charming, delightful performer

you could ever be on the stage with.

Like his instincts, he's just, he's just so magically entertaining.

He really is one of the happiest people

I think I've ever met, which I adore.

He just brought a lot of happiness,

which is, I think, what he does in a lot of his circles.

He brings... he brings a lot of happiness to the room.

And that particular night he brought a lot of happiness to a lot of fans.

It was hilarious.

I can safely say that that was...

that was the loudest it ever got on "The Eras Tour."

Yeah, what is that?

- No, it's... - No, that's not it.

Wait, where's, where's...

You're right next to me...

She switches it up but she's been doing left.

The one thing about dance that made me fall in love with it...

Growing up in Hawaii, I wasn't the typical masculine local boy.

I felt like I didn't fit in anywhere.

I found dance or dance found me when I was seven and a half.

It planted a seed of passion in me

that I didn't know would blossom

into something that would serve me

till now in my life.

It gave me a huge sense of confidence

and a huge sense of power and belonging and purpose.

In 2007, when I got into the industry,

you had to, like fit into a certain stereotype.

Male dancers, they look like this, they dance like this.

Female dancers look like this, they dance like this.

I do love dancing masculine. It's something I love to do.

But I also love dancing feminine, and I also love mixing the two together.

I was always told, "Whyley, you're great, but you flip your hair too much,"

or, "You're too feminine."

That stuck with me through different jobs,

being told different things about my appearance.

This job, no one told me I needed to be buff.

Taylor never made me cut my hair.

I wear different color eye shadows in different nights.

It's been almost 150 shows, and Taylor not has once said,

"Whyley, please stop doing that."

Never.

I have never been filtered as a person of who I present myself on stage with her

and neither has any of my coworkers,

and that may seem so small.

But as a dancer who has been told to change,

to filter himself for almost 20 years,

it is one of the most meaningful things to me.

It is so empowering. It is so loving.

It is so enriching and so much fun.

Why, you should practice again. 'Cause you're doing it tonight.

You know, Whyley, uh, as a dancer and a performer,

he can really channel that kind of, like, sexy, fem side of himself.

Whyley wanting to be in, uh, ...Ready for It?

was just like, so refreshing. So, I was like, of course.

I'm fully ready for it.

Crack.

Do it for the gays.

So, I'm gonna do one of the fake outs where I, like...

I'm gonna sing a chorus of her song and the crowd's gonna be like,

"What? What's going on? What's going on?"

And then I'm gonna stop and I'm gonna do this phone call bit,

which I will explain to you in real time.

Now he's thinkin' 'bout me every night, oh

Isn't it that sweet? I guess so

Say you can't sleep, baby, I know

That's that me espresso

And then I'm gonna be like,

"God, that song is stuck in my head.

That song has been stuck in my head for, like, six months."

Um, you guys know Sabrina Carpenter?

You know, you know, her album, it's so good.

My friend, Sabrina, is coming tonight.

She was the opening act on the Eras Tour for South America and Australia,

so she was just on tour with us, like, six months ago.

But since then, her career has skyrocketed.

She's had the biggest song of the year.

The album...

- Hi! - ...has been number one

consistently since it came out.

She put an arena tour on sale, it sold out in, like, two seconds.

It's the dream scenario for how you would want your career to go as an artist.

I'm gonna go out on stage, start my acoustic set, and be, like,

"If you know the words to this one, like, sing along.

"I just-- I have to-- I feel like I can't ever

"get it out of my head until I sing it.

Okay? So I'm just trying to--

Trying to-- Just support me on this, okay?"

Now he's thinkin' 'bout me Every night, oh

Is it that sweet? I guess so...

The other day, Erica was, like,

"Oh, Sabrina and some friends wanna come to the show in New Orleans."

And I look up her tour schedule.

She's got, like, a show yesterday and a show tomorrow in different states.

And I was like, "Is this, like, child abuse for me to even ask her

"to perform on her one day off?"

I know she's, like, 25, but still.

...me espresso

And they're gonna be, like, losing their minds the whole time.

They'd be, like, "Why would she do that?"

"Something's happening." And they're gonna be like--

And they be punching each other, and be like, "No! There's no way she's--

"Sabrina's not here!" It's just gonna be the craziest moment

- of the tour, I believe it. - It's gonna be cute.

Or I could...

...and you can kinda start singing

whenever you want, because this is the same chord progression.

- And I'm gonna start with the chorus. - Yeah.

I love you. Okay.

Now he's thinkin' 'bout me Every night, oh

Is it that sweet? I guess so

- Say you can't sleep, baby, I know - Say you can't sleep, baby, I know

- That's that me espresso - That's that me espresso

- Move it up, down, left, right, oh - Move it up, down, left, right, oh

- Switch it up like Nintendo - Switch it up like Nintendo

- Say you can't sleep, baby, I know - Say you can't sleep, baby, I know

- That's that me espresso - That's that me espresso

I can't relate--

- Or do we go... - Oh, yeah. Do the--

Do the chord progressions. I want you on stage for a million years.

- Okay, so I'll wait. I'll wait. - And then that-- Isn't that--

Isn't that sweet? I guess so

Okay.

Isn't that sweet? I guess so

And I'll be, like, "Can I please do the line?"

"I'll let you do the line."

"I wanna do the line so bad."

"Okay, everybody. Taylor's gonna do the line."

"Gonna do the line."

I'm working late, 'cause I'm a singer

Oh, he looks so cute Wrapped 'round my finger

My twisted humor Makes him laugh so often

My honey bee, come get this pollen

Let's fast forward to three hundred Takeout coffees later

I see your profile and your smile On unsuspecting waiters

You dream of my mouth before Called you a lying traitor

You search in every maiden's bed For something greater

Baby, was it over

When she laid down on your couch?

Was it over When he unbuttoned my blouse?

"Come here," I whispered in your ear

In your dream as you passed out, baby

Was it over then?

And is it over now?

And I'll be like-- You know what I, I kinda wanna do next?

I kinda wanna be, like, "Since you're here."

Please, please, please Don't prove I'm right

Can we do a high one?

Do you wanna, um...

I can't tell if I want to do...

Please, please, please Don't prove I'm right

By the way, no one's gonna hear anything 'cause people are just gonna be like...

- I know-- - "Please, please, please!"

People are just gonna be, like, freaking out.

Okay. I felt like a real big idiot,

'cause the first time you sent me the first version,

which was so genius,

it didn't process that the takeout coffee line...

- The takeout coffee and Espresso. - ...really fits with Espresso

until I literally was in the car on the way here, and I was, like,

"She's so smart."

But yeah, that was a big blonde moment for me.

It took me a day.

No. No, but what are the chances it has the same rhythm

- and is in the same key? - I know.

- And so, I'm gonna get passed a phone... - Stop.

And, and, and have it on speakerphone

and put it up to the mic and it'll, like, ring.

And you'll be under the stage with a phone...

- Stop. - ...and be like...

- Hello. - "Hello" or...

I'll say "Hey" in some way. In some way that I do.

And I'll be like-- I'll be, like, "Dude, I'm, I'm performing right now."

Wait, aren't you playing a show right now?

- Yeah! - Like, aren't you in the middle of a show?

- I'm, like, watching your live stream. - This is so weird. Like-- No.

Just be like, "Aren't you playing a show right now or something in New Orleans?"

I'll be like, "Yeah, about that.

"I actually just, um, did, like, a chorus of Espresso

"and the crowd sang it so loud, that I just had to tell you about it."

Aw, that's so cool. Oh, my gosh.

- Are you serious? - What are you doing? Where--

Why aren't you here with us? Why-- What are you doing right now?

I'm-- Obviously, I'm, I'm on, like, a roller coaster.

I'm somewhere where everyone is screaming so loud.

I wish I could be there.

I know. It's weird, I'm somewhere where people are screaming really loud, too.

Weird.

I just-- Here's the thing, Sabrina.

Is there any chance you could get off the roller coaster you're on

and, like, put on some clothes

and, and just, like, come down to the stadium real quick?

Oh, shit.

How long-- How--

Like, ballpark, how long would that take you?

It would probably take me, like, five seconds.

Okay, see you soon. Love you, bye!

Sabrina is just like a shooting star.

She's so smart, she knows exactly how to entertain people

in the way that they want, in the moment that she's in.

She's just, like, battling herself for number one on the charts all summer.

And when you see that happen, you're just like, "Go!"

"Fly higher!"

And then it's even cooler when, like,

someone like this will circle back and, like, bless us with their magic.

Please, please, please Don't prove I'm right

Please, please, please

Don't bring me to tears When I just did my makeup so nice

Heartbreak is one thing My ego's another

I beg you, don't embarrass me

Motherfucker, ah

Please, please, please

Hey!

Now he's thinkin' 'bout me Every night, oh

Is it that sweet? I guess so

Say you can't sleep, baby, I know

That's that me espresso

And is it over now?

That's that me espresso

Let's fast forward to three hundred Takeout coffees later

That's that me espresso

Go, girl!

Yes, Whyley!

It's fucking time!

- I'm nervous. - It's time!

I have to say that this job is pretty scary.

I mean that because of how big it is.

So many eyes on you.

Venues we go to have almost a 100,000 people there every night.

I can't believe this is happening. I'm gagging!

If I think too much about what this tour is

and how big of an impact it has,

I am riddled with anxiety and fear.

Too loud.

It's happening.

- Come on! - Let's go!

All I wanna do is represent Taylor well.

We are extensions of her right now in this job.

I just wanna continue the message of what she's trying to say.

And I wanna give that integrity to it.

Knew he was a killer First time that I saw him

Wondered how many girls he had loved And left haunted

But if he's a ghost Then I can be a phantom

Holdin' him for ransom, some

Some boys are tryin' too hard He don't try at all, though

Younger than my exes But he act like such a man, so

I see nothin' better I keep him forever

Like a vendetta-ta I, I, I see how this is gon' go

Touch me and you'll never be alone

I-Island breeze and lights down low

No one has to know

In the middle of the night In my dreams

You should see the things we do Baby, mm

In the middle of the night In my dreams

I know I'm gonna be with you So I take my time

Are you ready for it?

Knew I was a robber First time that he saw me

Stealin' hearts and runnin' off And never sayin' sorry

But if I'm a thief Then he can join the heist and

We'll move to an island and

And he can be my jailer Burton to this Taylor

Every love I've known in comparison...

When I was given the opportunity by Taylor herself...

I was so honored.

I was so honored that she would be down,

that she even trusted me to step in, so last minute like that.

But I'm even more honored that I get to share the stage with someone who...

sees me.

And not only sees me, she celebrates me.

She looks at me on the left.

"Are you ready for it?" And she had, like, the biggest smile on her face

and the shiniest sparkle in her eye.

It's not really that often where a male dancer can do, like,

a female swinging part and even be allowed to, like, flourish as much as he wants

in, in that part.

I wanna be that example for anyone.

Any person, male, female, non-binary.

I want them to feel seen just like how I felt seen by Taylor.

I can't believe that the cities would be completely transformed into--

really revolving around and catering to the fans

that were coming in for the shows.

It blows my mind.

There's definitely this safety net or bubble

that we're sort of encapsulated in,

and inside of it is just this joyous phenomenon that we get to share.

People are having this special experience

where they're singing and dancing,

listening to songs that some people grew up with,

some people are just starting to love,

and it really lets them have this moment in time that they'll never forget.

Make the friendship bracelets Take the moment and taste it

You've got no reason to be afraid

You're on your own, kid...

This tour just cultivates, I think, just good energy.

It doesn't matter who you are, what age you are.

I feel like it's just a different type of tour.

Her kindness and joy she has brought to the work space,

is unheard of, and it rubs off on all of us.

Gracie texts me, she's like, "I knew you were tall, but, like, check this out."

I'm, like, on the side of the hotel, like, a million feet tall.

I used to have this joke, and that's part of why I wrote Anti-Hero.

It was, like, I'm like a 5'10" woman

followed around by a five-hundred-foot-tall,

like, monster shadow tha--

And this-this, like, monster, just, like,

knocks over buildings and, and, like...

wreaks all this havoc. And the-- The--

Me being that size tall on a, on a hotel,

I'm like, "Eh," that's, that's kinda how it feels sometimes.

We are playing Indy three nights,

and that will be the last time we do the Eras Tour show in America.

And it is, like, five days before the presidential election.

The one thing I can provide for people is an escape.

Like, nothing could ever or should ever bother any of us,

and nothing will for three and a half hours.

I'm glad that I will have given

just a 100% girlhood

and hope and belief and sweat and effort,

because... that's the job.

So, am I good to say to Trav that I can offer him

if he wants to sit with my family?

Yeah, I think that's a great idea.

As many as they want.

Okay, I'll tell him the whole group or whoever he's coming with.

What are the, um, songs for today?

Well, I was thinking

I could do The Prophecy into This Love.

And I could do Maroon into Cowboy Like Me.

That sounds amazing.

...is good

Clear blue water

High tide came and brought you in

And I could go on and on, on and on

Skies grew darker

Currents swept you out again

And you were just gone...

Relationships on tour has always been something

I've really struggled with because it always felt like the tour

was taking away from the relationship.

Somehow, I was not able to do both

and feel like I was nurturing both at the same time,

even though I would try and try and try and try.

Somehow, there's been this dynamic shift with Travis

because it's shocking how many similarities we have

towards our jobs and how we view them,

and how we view each other.

We both have jobs where we go out in NFL stadiums

and we entertain people for three and a half hours.

His with considerably more violence than mine,

um, but he's not in heels.

But it's our passion.

We've been chasing this since we were little kids,

so I don't think I ever thought I'd meet,

a guy who had that same trajectory.

Right there.

Travis has three guys on him.

Well, yeah, 'cause he's special.

And I've realized that with this person in my life

that just was the right fit for me,

you can have the two passions coexist, and they actually fuel each other.

Yes! Oh, my God.

- Yeah! - Yeah!

- Oh. Oh. Oh. - Oh. First.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God!

Oh, my God! You animal!

Yeah! Well, that was fast.

- He's down on the ground. - That was nice.

Oh, my God, he

Come on!

Ultimately, we love cheering each other on.

That's rad.

A diamond's gotta shine

Best believe I'm still bejeweled

When I walk in the room I can still make the whole place shimmer

And when I meet the band They ask, "Do you have a man?"...

It's so funny to be on stage

and to see thousands

of Kansas City Chiefs 87 jerseys.

If you would have shown me like, uh...

"This is what your crowd's gonna look like in a year"

before I knew he was gonna come into my life,

I'd just be like, "Why are there so many, like, football jerseys out there?"

It's a discernible difference in the way the crowd looks.

I swear to God, it's every, like, twelfth person has his jersey on.

The fans absolutely love Travis,

and I think it's 'cause they can tell

that he loves them too, and he just kind of loves all people.

Travis is just very comfortable with,

conceptually speaking, a big life, 'cause he has one.

And it's not one that he has reluctantly, he's very comfortable with it.

I think, ultimately, it's the way he treats me.

It's very clear.

And I think that's one of the reasons why the fans are so in love with him.

'Cause you should be, you know?

He's very lovable.

Tay-Tay!

- Yeah! - Yeah!

All aboard!

Watch your head.

First of all, if you ever would have told me that, like,

the most meaningful relationship I would ever have would start

with a man saying that he was butthurt

that I didn't want to meet him, like...

Unbelievable.

Unbelievable.

Whoo!

That was such fun.

That was so much fun.