Taylor Swift makes statement with telling 7-word slogan t-shirt at London's Wembley

Taylor Swift took the stage at Wembley Stadium on Thursday rocking a T-shirt with a strong seven-word message.

The singer's shirt, according to the London Evening Standard , had a message saying that there is “a lot going on at the moment,” accurately describing what has been going on for her and her fans after three of her shows in Vienna, Austria were canceled due to an alleged plan for a terrorist attack.

During the Eras Tour, the singer has been wearing T-shirts while performing her hit "22" with messages and references chosen by her fans. A lucky fan in the crowd received a black hat from the singer during the performance. The fans in London were able to enjoy the performance, unlike the people who purchased tickets for the Vienna shows.

Metropolitan Police commander Lou Puddefoot said officers are “well prepared” ahead of the five scheduled dates at London's Wembley Stadium. Security outside Wembley was heightened ahead of the show, adding hundreds of guards to surround the premises as fans entered the venue. But still, dozens of fans were left stranded outside the stadium even after Taylor had already hit the stage.

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A source told The Mirror that fans were denied entry t o the stadium due to a maintenance issue after security ran out of wristbands. Fans were reportedly begging security to "please let them in" after they realized that the show had already started, leading them to miss four songs from the setlist.

As usual, Taylor's show was jam-packed with celebrity attendees. While the royal family attended her first shows in London, Thursday's show was attended by Idris Elba, Keith Richard, and Jameela Jamil who were spotted in the VIP area during the show.

It has been a high-stress summer for the singer while she closes the European leg of the Eras tour. Authorities reportedly foiled alleged plans by suspected terrorists to attack fans outside Austria’s Ernst Happel Stadium earlier this month, forcing the singer to call off all dates.

The singer previously paid tribute to victims of the Southport attack in July where three young girls were killed in a mass stabbing at a Taylor-themed event.