Taylor Swift's 'Amazing' Recovery During Eras Tour Stage Malfunction Has Fans Convinced She 'Had It Planned'

Along with the fast-approaching final performance of the Eras Tour comes the impending end of the lovingly nicknamed Errors Tour , but, much to fans' delight, the errors haven't come to a stop just yet.

In the middle of Taylor Swift's final night in New Orleans on Sunday, Oct. 27, the concert suffered a massive stage malfunction. But the "Mastermind" singer and her dancers recovered from the technical issue so well, some fans thought the whole thing was rehearsed beforehand.

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During The Tortured Poets Department era, Swift typically "levitates" around the stage with the help of a raised moving platform, comically dubbed the "TayRoomba" by Swifties. But, when it failed to move, the dancers all came together to mobilize it with manpower before Swift finally hopped off and constructed new choreography on the spot to make up for the missing element.

Fans were surprised this particular malfunction had never happened before, seeing how everyone on stage "played it off so well," and pointed out that the untrained spectator would " honestly never know" anything had even gone wrong .

"I actually think I like this version of 'Who’s Afraid [of Little Old Me]' more. It looks more dramatic!" one fan added, agreeing that "it actually does sorta look like she may have had it planned..."

With such a large production, "they’ve probably ran through every single possible thing that could [go] wrong," as one fan pointed out , but it's hard not to be impressed with how "seasoned" of a "professional" Swift is.

"Her stage stopped working and she got off the platform and worked that stage anyway!! not a beat was missed this is amazing," someone else applauded .

Another also called attention to one of the dancers who appeared to break ranks to stand guard at the unexpected hole left in the stage when the tech crew brought the broken platform down to ensure that nobody would accidentally step into the opening, as Olivia Rodrigo recently did at her own concert in an incident fans called "unbelievable and dangerous."

It's clear Swift has assembled quite the " dream team " on the road with her. Her bassist Amos Heller once quickly fell into place to help her stay on beat when her in-ear monitors failed. During other mishaps, one of her other dancers assisted in keeping Jan Ravnik from flying off the stage in high winds , while Ravnik offered Kam Saunders a hand after he lost his footing during the show .

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