Taylor Swift Fans Send Strong Message to 'Kindhearted' Locals After Concert Cancellations: 'Not All Heroes Wear Capes'

Taylor Swift fans are sending strong messages to the residents of Vienna who looked after them after the singer's three concerts were canceled in the wake of a verified terror threat .

Heartbroken would-be attendees gathered together throughout the Austrian capital for what one person dubbed "The Eras Tour (Swifties' Version)," conducting singalongs and being treated by local businesses to gifts and other deals and discounts.

According to fans on TikTok, some of the locals came together to help support the Swifties making the best of the scary situation, including one man and his wife who set up speakers on their windowsills to aid in the impromptu performance.

“This kindhearted man and his wife were the best part of The Eras Tour (Vienna’s Version),” the uploader wrote across a clip on the video-sharing platform, which focused on a resident sticking his head out of his window and looking out over the massive crowd of Swifties that had gathered in the streets.

The fans sang "Exile" below him as he listened and nodded his head to the beat, even catching a few friendship bracelets thrown from the ground level, sending Swift's iconic heart hands back in response, and fans couldn't be more touched by the open arms with which he welcomed them, with one even declaring him a "National Hero."

"Imagine a world where kindness like this is the norm 🥹," one wrote after seeing the video, while another pointed out, "He obviously understood his mission ❤️💙."

"He was adorable," someone else said. "we loved watching him catch bracelets."

Others who were present shared that there was another family nearby "handing out cold water" and "filling up water bottles" for those in need, too.

"This is a real true moment to say 'not all heroes wear capes,'" another fan observed. "May the road aways rise to meet him, may they always have sunshine and joy, laughter and love in their lives for their kindness."

Swift's final European shows in London are still scheduled to go on as planned, with updated security measures in light of last week's events.

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