Taylor Swift fans don’t want to miss a moment of her concert, leading some to take drastic measures to avoid leaving to use the restroom.
TikTok users have been bragging about purchasing adult diapers and wearing them under their sparkly outfits so they don’t need to exit Swift’s performances.
One of the first fans to start the trend was a user named Katherine, who attended the Houston stop on Swift’s “Eras” tour. She shared a screenshot of an Amazon listing for a pack of LivDry adult diapers.
Her text caption said, “The amount of stress and time it took me to get Taylor Swift tickets, I will be getting an adult diaper because I am not missing a minute of it.”
She received a lot of support and commiseration in the comments.
“Same, not missing a single second,” one social media user replied.
“For the amount of money I spent on the concert. Same. I may not drink water all day,” another wrote.
“This is smart,” someone else agreed.
TikTok user Madeline Dalloway posted a video of a friend helping her put on a diaper underneath her glittery gold dress before Swift’s show. She wrote in the caption, “most durable.”
“Why did you pick the most monstrous? We didn’t need most absorbent, we needed most appropriate and most slimming,” her friend says as the women laugh.
While many commenters were supportive, some questioned the fans taking their devotion that far.
“You can’t hold it for three hours,” one account questioned.
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“Excuse me, WHAT?” another wrote in reaction to the clip.
Swift’s fans have been overly enthused for the singer’s first American tour since 2018 after her planned 2020 shows were canceled due to the COVID pandemic. Many waited in virtual queues for hours as the Ticketmaster site crashed, and when they did gain access, self-described “Swifties” shelled out thousands of dollars for tickets to her shows.
Some fans who did attend the concerts say they were so overwhelmed with excitement it gave them “amnesia.”
“I went to the Arlington show a few weeks back and I honestly cannot remember most of the concert,” one fan shared on Reddit. “I know I was there, but it feels like it was a dream,” another said.
