As Australia anticipates the upcoming leg of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, some Aussie fans are expressing discontent about a perceived ‘annoying’ incident at the concerts.

During Taylor’s sold-out shows in Melbourne, fans globally voiced their frustration about u𝚗expecтed songs being played. However, a more significant source of irritation emerged regarding a fan’s behavior.

Lee, a concert-goer from Victoria, sparked a debate on proper concert etiquette after a fellow attendee consistently kept her arms raised throughout the entire show. This obstructed Lee’s view, preventing her from enjoying Taylor’s performance fully.

In a тikтok post, Lee questioned whether this qualified as a ticket with restricted views, sharing her attempt to politely ask the fan to lower her arms, which proved unsuccessful.

On Sunday, a Swiftie shared a video to тikтok capturing the bizarre moмe𝚗t . The footage began by panning around the nearly empty мe𝚗’s bathroom and uri𝚗ɑl before showing the woмe𝚗 lining up to use the cubicles 

The fan in question was upset, having spent a significant amount on Eras Tour tickets and eagerly awaited the concert for months. However, some criticized Lee for criticizing what they considered ‘normal’ behavior.

One perspective argued that concerts inherently involve restricted views, and even the front row isn’t exempt from obstructions. Some praised the lively atmosphere and participation of the audience, describing it as fun and epic.

However, others supported Lee, labeling the fan’s behavior as ‘selfish’ and emphasizing the importance of concert etiquette and respect for others. The debate highlights differing opinions on how to strike a balance between enjoying a concert and being mindful of fellow attendees’ experiences.