For another edition of TikTok Radio IRL, Gracie Abrams recalls to Sirius XM's Davis Burleson what took place in her interaction with Travis Kelce before she performed on the last night of The Eras Tour London.
According to Abrams, right before she and Kelce went on separately on the third night of the London shows, they had a little conversation at the tent.
"He was like - he went on right before I did, like, I think two songs or something. He's like, 'I'll mess up so you look really good,'" Abrams remembered.
As seen on viral videos online, Kelce did not disappoint onstage during his first-ever appearance at the The Eras Tour.
Kelce literally swept Swift off her feet during the "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart" transition of Swift's show. He then performed a short skit with Swift and his dancers.
As for Abrams, she performed with Swift on the acoustic set of the night. They performed their collaboration, "us," making it the first time she performed the song live with Swift.
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"The thing is, is it's just a community of really supportive people. Truly, everyone, whether you're in the tent or in the top row in the stadium, it's like everyone is there because there is such deep joy and feeling associated with all of the music that she's put out over the past 18 years and it's like, I don't know. It's a really magical thing," Abrams said of the working environment at The Eras Tour.
Notably, Abrams opened for Swift several times during the first leg of The Eras Tour in the United States. The Grammy-nominated singer will reprise her role as an opening act when Swift returns for a limited run in the United States and Canada at the end of the year.
Abrams and Swift's friendship was marked by a rather hilarious encounter, specifically the night they wrote the song "Us." In an Instagram post, Abrams recalled that a small candle in her kitchen went up in flames, causing a small kitchen fire, which Swift managed to extinguish with panic and hysterical laughter afterward.
