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Taylor Swift: Reputation Is Now on Netflix: Full Set List

Looking for a complete track listing breakdown for the brand new Taylor Swift concert on Netflix? You’re in the right place as we’ve compiled a list of every song that was sung and played throughout the 2-hour extravaganza.

This isn’t Netflix’s first foray into concerts but probably is their biggest yet. The only one that possibly rivals this is the Bruce Springsteen special that came earlier in the year.

Where was this concert filmed?

As you may know, Netflix only recorded one of the concerts that Taylor Swift did on her Reputation Tour. This concert was filmed either on the 5th or 6th of October at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, USA.

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Full setlist for Taylor Swift Reputation on Netflix

The setlist according to the credits was split into four acts and mostly was comprised of Taylor Swift’s Reputation album. Here’s the full setlist broke down into each act.

• “…Ready for It?”
• “I Did Something Bad”
• “Love Story”
• “You Belong with Me”
• “Look What You Made Me Do”
• “King of My Heart”
• “Shake It Off” (with Camila Cabello and Charli XCX)
• “Dancing with Our Hands Tied”
• “All Too Well”
• “Blank Space”
• “Bad Blood” / “Should’ve Said No”
• “Don’t Blame Me”
• “Long Live”
• “New Year’s Day”
• “When She Disappeared”
• “Getaway Car”
• “Call It What You Want”
• “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together”
• “This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things”

End Credits Song

• “So It Goes…”

Guest Appearances/Performances in Taylor Swift Reputation on Netflix

• Charlie XCX
• Camila Cabello
• Tiffany Haddish

List of Members in the Band in Taylor Swift Reputation on Netflix

• David Cook – Musical Director + Keyboard –  davidcookmusic on Twitter
• Amos Heller – Bass + Vocals –  amosjheller on Twitter
• Eliotte Woodford – Background vocalist
• Jelsyn Gorman – Background vocalist
• Kamilah Marshall – Vocal Co-Captain + Background vocalist –  kamilahmarshall on Twitter
• Matt Billingslea – Drums –  mattbillingslea on Twitter
• Max Bernstein – Guitar + Keyboards
• Melanie Nyema – Vocal Co-Captain +Background vocalist –  melanienyema on Twitter
• Mike Meadows – Guitar + Keyboard + Vocals – smalltownmike on Twitter
• Paul Sidoti – Guitar + Vocals – Paulsidoti on Twitter

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Taylor Swift's Reputation tour lives forever and ever on Netflix

You'll want to see this movie, even if you saw the show live.

To mark the end of 2018, global superstar Taylor Swift and streaming service Netflix threw one hell of a New Year's Eve party. There were snakes, there was glitter, there was confetti and there were the best indoor fireworks you've ever seen.

Didn't attend? Not to worry, there's still time.

The movie version of Swift's 53-date, award-winning, record-topping blockbuster Reputation stadium tour was released on Netflix Monday. Having attended two dates on the tour and seen Swift perform live for the first time in three years, I thought I knew what to expect from the movie. What I didn't expect was feeling equally as moved and starry-eyed while tucked up on my sofa on a cold winter's night as I did back on those warm evenings last summer. Not only did it spirit me back onto the stadium arena, but it left me with an overwhelming sense of relief that this spectacle has been committed to film I can revisit any time.

It's a smart move for Taylor Swift to partner with Netflix rather than a US-based TV network or put out a straight-to-DVD release. The streaming service is pretty much unrivalled in its ability to bring Reputation to a global audience at the same time everywhere in the world for an affordable price. For reasons of cost and geography, many fans were unable to attend the tour, which visited only five countries outside the US. But Netflix lowers the barrier to entry, making Swift's latest live performances accessible to pretty much anyone with an internet connection.

Swift fizzes with joy.

This is excellent news for fans who missed out, but also for Swift herself. The more people who see her play live -- when she's absolutely in her element -- the more likely she is to be recognised for doing what's genuinely important to her. When people think of Taylor Swift's reputation, no longer will they think tabloid headlines and unwanted scrutiny of her personal life. Instead visions of kaleidoscopic pyrotechnics will dance in their heads, while her poignant, powerful lyrics echo in their ears. It's a masterful deflection, a taking back of a twisted narrative, and perhaps most importantly in the long run, a way to establish this era as a building block in her legacy that's as integral as any that's come before it.

And it would be foolish to think that Taylor Swift isn't always, to an extent, thinking about how things like this movie play into the bigger picture. Swift knows that her reputation is a transient and ever-changing thing, but that legacy is a different matter altogether. 

This particular show, with its curved stages, dancing lights, elaborate choreography and gorgeous costumes, is a work of art in itself. The live show transcends the album and serves as a reminder that no matter what else happens, Swift's stardom is perennial. Among the setlist are sure-fire crowdpleasers from earlier eras seamlessly woven into the show through mashups or B-stage performances, while fans belt out new favorites like Delicate as Swift shimmers high above the whole scene in a floating gold cage. 

"1, 2, 3, LGB" -- Swift floats above the crowd.

It also allows tracks from Reputation that didn't get the love they truly deserved a chance to shine with dazzling production. One to watch out for is King of My Heart, my personal favorite from the album, which quite literally gets the full song-and-dance treatment. Another highlight, Don't Blame Me, sounds like it was purpose-written with stadiums in mind. The live version of this song is akin to a religious experience; fans call it "going to church".

That's not to mention the acoustic rendition of All Too Well -- widely considered to be Swift's best song -- which is sung both by Swift and the fans around her with such depth of emotion that it relays to viewers the truest impression of what it was actually like to attend this show in person. Swift is well known for being very much in tune with her fans , and this connection allows her to talk to the audience with heartfelt candor throughout the show, as well as to stop and blow her nose with nothing but cheering and applause.

“All Too Well” was never a single, and it always blows my mind that it is consistently one of the loudest songs the crowd sings when I play it. Moments like this defined the Reputation Stadium Tour for me, and I can’t wait for you to see it in full starting at 12:01 AM 12/31 PST pic.twitter.com/wgcV3oumje — Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) December 29, 2018

Hardcore fans will tell you that floor seats, particularly if you're in the pit, are the only tickets worth having. But the show is so spectacular and carefully designed that it's worth viewing from every angle. Each perspective brings with it a new experience, and thanks to Netflix, you get access to all of them for the price of a month's subscription. In fact, you get money-can't-buy views of the action: Swift smiling winsomely down the lens as she dances towards the camera, and ethereal slow-motion of the most dramatic moments.

For me, the camerawork and closeups brought new insights into a show I've thought about every day since I first saw last year. It's a divine showcase of the costumes, the dancing and especially Swift's own barely-contained effervescent joy at being on stage. And all in glorious high-definition detail, with the HDR and Dolby Atmos sound on point throughout. Even the less ardent fans among my own NYE party guests were bowled over by the production, both of the show and the movie itself, as my friends had to think hard to compare it to the best stadium rock gigs they've attended. Each of them left with a party favor in the form of a new favorite song, as the movie trained a light on Swift's artistry even when bringing lesser-hyped album tracks to the fore. 

If you had any lingering doubts about whether Swift is still an artist at the top of her game, the Reputation tour movie will allay your concerns. Perhaps she's no longer America's sweetheart or the darling of the recording academy, but you don't become the world's greatest show-woman by always colouring inside the lines. 

When Swift puts pen to paper for a new album, it's her fearless disregard of the traditional parameters of genre and subject matter that spin individual thoughts and feelings into showstoppers. The Reputation era culminates in a live event absolutely worth capturing and watching over and over again. It's a music event for the new year -- and for the history books. 

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Taylor Swift's Reputation Stadium Tour Is Leaving Netflix, And You Need To Revisit It ASAP For These 5 Reasons

I check it once, then I check it twice, oh!

Swifties, what a time 2023 has been!! There’s no question in my mind that Taylor Swift ’s 33rd year has been the most epic yet, between her phenomenon of a tour which was immortalized through the Eras Tour concert film to the re-releases of Speak Now and 1989 and all the viral moments associated with Swift and Travis Kelce’s blossoming relationship . It’s never been a better time to be a Swift fan, but come New Year’s Day, fans will be down one concert film once the Taylor Swift Reputation Stadium Tour movie becomes unavailable for Netflix subscribers . Time is ticking for you to get in one last viewing before it disappears!

As noted on Netflix , today is officially the last day to watch the 2018 concert film that brought Taylor Swift’s stadium tour for reputation home to Swifties. Here are five reasons why it’s worth rushing to the streaming service right now to check it out: 

We Have No Idea Where It’s Going Once It Leaves

For starters, it’s a complete mystery right now regarding what’s actually happening with the Taylor Swift reputation Stadium Tour movie once it can no longer be watched with a Netflix subscription . The movie initially was released on December 31, 2018, so its last day on the streaming service actually coincides with it being there for five years. My best guess is that there was some sort of five-year contract on the Netflix original and for one reason or another, it was decided by either Taylor Swift’s team or Netflix to no longer host the movie. 

While, in the past, it was unheard of for originals from a streaming service to be removed from its service, it’s become more and more common as of late. Other services like Max and Hulu, have removed content from their platform as a way to make money back because the artists and producers behind films and TV shows may get residuals for as long as a title is listed. I’d like to think Taylor Swift struck some smart deal that will allow her to surprise us on New Year’s Day with another method to view the movie but, since it’s a Netflix original, I’m not counting on it!! 

The Acoustic Version Of “Dancing With Our Hands Tied” Is Spectacular 

The stadium tour is all around really fantastic. I’d put it on par with the Eras Tour movie, except it’s focused primarily on the particular time in Taylor Swift’s career when reputation was the shiny new album in her life and she wanted to really showcase it to the best of her ability on stage. The two-hour movie features Swift belting out over twenty songs, including a performance of just about every single track from reputation . 

One standout moment for me in this movie that you cannot find anywhere else is her acoustic version of “Dancing With Our Hands Tied.” The performance really made me think about the song in a whole new light and in my opinion, is even better than the recording. It’s a really gorgeous moment that is very unique to the Netflix release. (I’m really bummed it’s going away.) 

The “Bad Blood” / “Should’ve Said No” Mashup Is To Die For 

While it’s the reputation album that a fan is likely to have on repeat over a concert film, it’s really incredible to see the ways in which Taylor Swift presents the album on stage across six acts alongside her band and dancers. And that's because she doesn’t cut any corners. There are a lot of music cues she alters on stage, and so much of the choreography that is going on during each of the songs allows the viewer to find a deeper meaning in the songs (along with having the best time watching Swift feed off the crowd and vice versa). 

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My favorite example of a way that the movie does something new with the music occurs about halfway through when the songstress surprises attendees with a mashup of 1989 ’s “Bad Blood” with “Should’ve Said No” from her 2006 debut album. It’s a really empowering and jaw-dropping take on two of her older songs, and it’s an absolute blast to see her perform it in this movie. 

If You’re Not Into The Reputation Era, This Movie Might Change Your Mind 

When Taylor Swift launched the reputation era, it was a tumultuous time to be a Swiftie. For OG fans like me, at the time, the album actually alienated me completely, and I stopped listening to the artist for a while. For others, the album was actually the moment when they fell in love with the artist, after she dipped her big toe into pop with 1989 . 

With that in mind, I think there are a lot of people who were on my side of the street who didn’t appreciate the era immediately. While the album slowly grew on me over time when I got back into the singer, this movie really made me fall in love with this era of the star's career. So, if it’s not been your cup of tea, 2024 could be the year you get into it, with the help of this movie!! 

Reputation (Taylor’s Version) Is Expected To Come Out Very Soon

Lastly, while we don’t know exactly when Reputation (Taylor’s Version) is coming out , a lot of clues and not-so-subtle hints from Taylor Swift definitely point to it arriving very soon. So there’s no time like the present to get really amped for the next re-release from the iconic artist. By revisiting this Netflix movie before it’s gone (maybe forever), you’ll have a chance to see how the album was presented on a large scale when the album was released versus what changes she might make with her new version. 

If you happen to miss the Taylor Swift reputation Stadium Tour movie, there are other avenues to see the singer on your TV screen. The Eras Tour is now available to rent, and you can check out her folklore movie on Disney+ along with her Miss Americana documentary on Netflix. We’ll keep you posted on upcoming Taylor Swift projects, and you can check out what 2024 Netflix movie and TV shows are coming soon to fill the void of the reputation movie’s untimely exit. 

Sarah El-Mahmoud has been with CinemaBlend since 2018 after graduating from Cal State Fullerton with a degree in Journalism. In college, she was the Managing Editor of the award-winning college paper, The Daily Titan, where she specialized in writing/editing long-form features, profiles and arts & entertainment coverage, including her first run-in with movie reporting, with a phone interview with Guillermo del Toro for Best Picture winner, The Shape of Water. Now she's into covering YA television and movies, and plenty of horror. Word webslinger. All her writing should be read in Sarah Connor’s Terminator 2 voice over.

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Live albums, once a lucrative staple of the record industry, have been supplanted by tour films. As listening to the average live album is only marginally more appealing than standing behind a really tall person at an actual gig, able to hear but not see the action, it is hard to mourn their passing. In contrast, the tour film — liberated by streaming services from its traditional imprisonment in costly DVDs — can provide a far more satisfying record of the sights and sounds of a concert.

Newly released on Netflix, Taylor Swift Reputation Stadium Tour is a particularly powerful example. Recorded in Dallas at the final date of the tour’s US leg last year, it brings Swift’s spectacular production to the screen with flair. Just as the staging itself was a high-tech, big-budget affair ingeniously organised around the highly relatable figure of the singer herself — a display of showbiz pyrotechnics employed as much to humanise as dazzle — the film involves an acutely edited array of different perspectives, from close-ups of Swift to crane shots above the stadium, balancing scale and closeness (the credits list no fewer than 25 camera operators). Together with punchy sound quality and Swift’s top-drawer performance, it makes the old-fashioned live album seem a thoroughly undernourished affair.

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‘Taylor Swift Reputation Stadium Tour’ Is An Intimate Document Of An Impersonal Event

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Of all the artists of her ilk, the Demis and Katys and Ke$has and maybe even Gagas, Taylor Swift is perhaps the only who has figured out a way to turn her music into something more than mere pop. Not to say the others aren’t talented or haven’t created moments of enduring art, but Taylor goes a little deeper, does it a little better and will stand the test of time more than her fellow early 21st century pop queens. Her sizable talents have brought her massive success, and her battle to maintain a personal connection to each and every fan in the most impersonal of settings is on full display in the new awkwardly titled Netflix concert film, Taylor Swift reputation Stadium Tour .

The tour was in support of her 2017 album, reputation , and Swift tells us from stage it is her first to consist entirely of stadium shows. Filmed on the final date of the tour’s American leg, it was the 2nd of two shows at AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys, which found her playing to over 210,000 people. To fill out the enormity of the venues, the 2-hour performance includes gigantic video displays, an army of backup dancers, and a backing band featuring a surprising number of guitarists. Still, there are moments where no matter how big the production, how loud the music, she seems swallowed by the vastness of the stage, like Jonah in the mouth of the whale.

Before the show starts, we hear a host of disembodied and disapproving voices discuss Taylor’s scandals, shortcomings and slights. Then a doorway opens up, looking like the Black Gate of Mordor (or perhaps the gate that keeps King Kong from eating all the inhabitants of Skull Island), and Taylor emerges in a sexy Jedi hoodie and thigh high boots. The stage is lit up in red, black and white – which, by the way, are the international colors of fascism – as a swarm of dudes that look like rejects from Dune dance around her and feel her up. I am guessing this is the “New Taylor,” not the “Old Taylor,” who a video of Tiffany Haddish later tells us is dead.

By “Old Taylor,” I assume they mean the country singer who put out her first album at 16 and charmed the world with her girl-next-door appeal. That was before the radical rethink of her career, before she dated a host of celebrities, each one supposedly inspiring a different song, and before she hooked up (not literally) with Swedish hit maker Max Martin, who found an artful balance between her personable songwriting and the machine-like modern pop hooks which powered her second act. One of Swift’s talents is how she can update her sound and image, flirt with hip hop and EDM, yet still seems fundamentally the same person she was at the start of her journey. New Taylor is still the Old Taylor, regardless of her protestations.

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Over the course of the following two hours, Taylor will change her costume several times (thankfully with some color palette changes), perform massive stage productions with a bevy of dancers, travel via a giant plastic skeleton over the audience, and don an acoustic guitar to perform solo with background vocalizing from the 105,000 people in attendance. It’s interesting how young and female her audience still seems to skew, despite her attempts to update herself. She’ll be 30 next December, yet still seems like the young women in the audience who cry when she talks about personal struggles and heartbreak. After the acoustic interlude, she walks through the crowd, pressing flesh, and like Elvis and Madonna before her, is received beatifically.

At the film’s conclusion, stylized text says, “And in the death of her reputation she felt truly alive,” and allusions of her mistreatment at the hands of another have become one of the reoccurring themes of her work. It’s curious someone so successful should feel so maligned (not to mention a bit unbecoming of someone so privileged). But when she starts singing “Shake It Off” and it’s hard to stay mad at her. Her fans certainly don’t mind (and even relate to) her perceived martyrdom. “Salute to me, I’m your American queen” she sings in “King of My Heart,” and they do, from the front row to the back of the stadium, their wrists adorned with light-up bracelets so she can see them all.

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Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour is the fourth documentary starring the international pop star but it has been mysteriously removed from Netflix.

• Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour has been removed from Netflix without explanation. It was a successful concert film that portrayed Swift's historic tour.
• The reason for the movie's removal could be related to the ownership of Taylor Swift's album Reputation, which has yet to be released in her "Taylor's Version."
• However, fans can still stream Miss Americana on Netflix, a documentary that offers a deep and emotional look into Swift's life as a global superstar.

Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour has surprisingly been removed from Netflix, but it is unclear for exactly what reason. International pop star Taylor Swift has been the subject of plenty of documentaries , beginning in 2010 with Taylor Swift: Journey To Fearless . In 2010, Swift had only released three albums and, though her popularity was rocketing, she was still not the massive music, video, and pop culture icon she went on to become. With her impressive singing range, ear for catchy tunes, and seeming preternatural ability to understand what her fanbase will love, Swift's essence is hard to capture in one standalone film, or even in a documentary series.

One of the documentaries that attempt to harness just a small portion of Swift's power is Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour . This is a concert film released in December 2018 and depicts Swift's second performance at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas for her Reputation Stadium Tour . It was the fifth concert tour of Swift's career and a celebration of the release of her sixth studio album, Reputation (2017). The movie succeeded in accurately showcasing what went on to be a historic and award-winning tour. But despite the movie's success and important role in telling the story of Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour is no longer on Netflix.

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No reason was given for why taylor swift: reputation stadium tour left netflix.

Neither Netflix nor anyone else involved in Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour has given a reason for the concert movie leaving the platform on December 30, 2023. As a Netflix original, it's a little strange that the movie would ever leave the streamer. It's not an entirely unprecedented move, however, and Netflix originals do occasionally get removed if ownership belongs to some other party (via What's on Netflix ). That could be the simple answer, or it could be a messier issue considering Taylor Swift's fight to retain some of her albums .

Reputation is one of two remaining Swift albums that the pop star has yet to make a "Taylor's Version" for , along with Taylor Swift (2006). If Reputation is up for rerelease, Netflix may have decided to avoid controversy by giving the rights to their concert movie back to Swift. At the moment, Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour is not available to stream anywhere else, and it doesn't appear to be returning to Netflix anytime soon.

What Taylor Swift Documentaries Are Still On Netflix?

Fortunately for fans of Taylor Swift who have Netflix subscriptions, there is still one Taylor Swift documentary available to stream on the platform. Miss Americana (2020) is one of her few non-concert movies that instead follows Swift for several years between Reputation 's release and Lover 's (2019) rollout . It's a probing, emotional, and honest documentary that details the exhaustion and frustration that comes with being an international superstar. Swift's trademark vulnerability and down-to-earth qualities are on full exhibit in Miss Americana .

Is Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Available For Streaming?

Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour is another of Swift's celebrated concert movies with a 99% on Rotten Tomatoes . The 2023 doc is not currently streaming but is playing in theaters, and it's been released for rent on select streaming platforms. According to Town & Country , Swift has the option to put Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour on streaming 13 weeks after its theatrical premiere, which would mean January 12, 2024 is the earliest time it can arrive, though that doesn't mean it has to go to streaming, just that the option is there. Similar to Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour , streaming fans will have to wait for their music documentary.

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Taylor Swift’s Fans Are Threatening To Boycott Netflix If Her Concert Film Is Removed From The Streaming Service

Kids, let me tell you about a time before it was impossible to get Taylor Swift concert tickets.

The year was 2018, and Swift was traveling the world on the Reputation Stadium Tour . Back then, tickets were, well, still expensive, but they weren’t as expensive. Fortunately, much like with the box office record-breaking Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour , everyone who wasn’t able to attend could experience the Rep era through Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour on Netflix .

But now according to What’s On Netflix , the concert film — a Netflix production, mind you — is being removed from the streaming service at the end of December 2023. This is why we can’t have nice things.

Netflix has been removing dozens of its Original titles. The reason why some Originals have been removed often comes down to ultimate ownership of a show or movie and that Netflix has licensed (albeit exclusively) for a fixed period. That does appear to be the case here, with the concert licensed to Netflix for a five-year fixed window, and that window is now coming up.

Swifties are not taking kindly to the news. “im sorry but what do you mean that the reputation tour movie that was exclusively made for netflix is now going to be removed from netflix,” @shookswiftie wrote on X, while @brittibabyyy added , “i’m still so sad they’re removing reputation from netflix. wtf am i supposed to watch when i need to feel like a bad bitch again.” Here’s more:

me leaving netflix when the reputation stadium tour leaves pic.twitter.com/6INZMmoeI2 — marley (@marleyharper) November 22, 2023

THE REPUTATION STADIUM TOUR MOVIE IS LEAVING NETFLIX??? pic.twitter.com/49qb5W3KQj — emily 🕯️ (@soitsdelicate) November 21, 2023

Me running to watch Reputation Stadium Tour on Netflix before it goes away forever 😭 pic.twitter.com/oPEuFfwIgP — ❥ 𝒜𝓈𝒽𝓁𝑒𝓎 𝒯𝑜𝓇𝓉𝓊𝓇𝑒𝒹 𝒫𝑜𝑒𝓉 ❥ (@BornThisSwift) November 22, 2023

reputation tour film is LEAVING NETFLIX?? pic.twitter.com/YtUwz1NMqi — kate⸆⸉ (@katiesversionn) November 21, 2023

reputation stadium tour movie will be taken from netflix?? are you joking i need to be able to watch that movie whenever i need pic.twitter.com/9msxYS3HnW — celine ❣︎ (@gxldentaylight) November 22, 2023

ok time to boycott netflix https://t.co/4ncUejuvtm — rory (taylor’s version) 🪩 (@rorababy17) November 22, 2023

THE REPUTATION STADIUM TOUR IS LEAVING NETFLIX???? WHAT THR FUCK pic.twitter.com/mRqtLdsQpk — brooke ౨ৎ (@babedefender) November 22, 2023

The only way I’ll feel better is if Reputation (Taylor’s Version) gets announced this weekend.

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Taylor Swift Ends Reputation Tour With Heartfelt Speech: ‘Thank You For Coming to Be a Part of My Life’

Taylor Swift's Reputation Stadium Tour came to an end Wednesday night (Nov. 21) in Tokyo, Japan. Watch Swift address the Tokyo crowd here.

By Josh Glicksman

Josh Glicksman

Taylor Swift ‘s Reputation Stadium Tour came to an end Wednesday night (Nov. 21) in Tokyo, Japan after seven months, 53 dates and plenty of accrued mileage. Toward the end of the show, Swift, seated behind the piano, opened up to the crowd about her appreciation for the entire run.

“I’m so lucky you care about anything I create, whether it be music or a stage show,” she said, playing a few notes on the keys as background music. “Thank you for coming tonight. Thank you for coming to be a part of my life. I love you.”

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The impressive tour brought in some eye-popping numbers: Swift recently won top U.S. tour at the Billboard Live Music Awards, edging out Ed Sheeran and the Beyoncé and JAY-Z joint tour. She also earned nominations for top world tour and for top tour & top draw, although Sheeran took home the awards for those two categories.

The Reputation Stadium Tour has also been full of surprises, with Swift bringing out some of her older hits for acoustic, b-stage performances on each night of the tour. Among such performances were renditions of “I Knew You Were Trouble,” “22” and “Our Song.”

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Watch Swift address the Tokyo crowd below.

speech before long live #repTourTokyo pic.twitter.com/AgHIqo046e — Aten (@Ateng68554331) November 21, 2018

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