Name: "Joy Blackouts" And Post-Concert Amnesia: How Taylor Swift Knew The "Eras" Tour Was Next-Level
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All right, ladies and gentlemen, my guest Tonight is a 14 time Grammy Award winning global superstar.

Please welcome to the Late Show Taylor Swift.

You did a bit on the show a few years ago, but

this is the first time we've had a chance to sit down and chat.

It feels, I imagine this is what felt like when the Beatles came into the Ed SULLIVAN the in 1964.

I don't know, I think they had a whole thing going.

And you've been so supportive over the years.

You've just like even very early in my career, you would just say the nicest things.

It's a joy to get to watch you and a real honor to get to actually sit here.

It's an honor completely to have you here.

We're longtime fans and I'm so glad we could do this.

Your fans move mountains for you, almost literally.

Seattle Swifties Match 2.3 magnitude Earthquake at Taylor Swift Errors Tour.

Man, your fans registered on a Richter stick.

I'm curious, I'm curious, when you're performing to like an earthquake like that, do you feel that on stage?

The entire tour there were these just sort of out of control, out of body experiences we would have on stage.

Most of my band has been with me since I was 16 years old and we just kind of look at each other and be like, this isn't normal.

And so it was really just the most special phenomenal feeling every single night being on that tour.

And I'm really glad we get to relive it because we have this concert film and docu series coming out on the 12th about the eras tour.

Your eras tour wrapped almost one year ago.

I've been hosting a late night show for 21 years.

I've got six months left here approximately.

Any advice on what to do, because you have to come down from a two year tour like that.

I'm sure there's a little bit of transition to do.

Any advice for me, I mean, for this specific situation.

That I think that I can speak for both of us to say that we're both very passionate, hyperactive people.

Let's just say we're passionate, hyperactive people.

And so it's like, I think that when I take time off, it's always just like, I can't slow down the fact that I need to get up and do a lot of things today.

Like, I'm like, I can figure out how to like, chill out, but

So you're gonna chill out with intention and very hard.

Or I'm like, oh, you know, this isn't gonna cross stitch itself.

Or I'm like, it's just sort of like hobbies are kind of incredible and you love to do a million things to prepare for this and you give everything to the people that watch your show.

And like, you can give that to your friends and family, your community.

But my friends and family don't chant my name.

Taylor, you talked about the new documentary.

I've seen two episodes of it already and what I didn't expect was to be teared up in both episodes.

And the music is beautiful and the story is fascinating, but

your fans, yeah, it's seeing especially those young girls and what you mean to them.

Did you know immediately, like, when you started this tour that this was gonna be something different?

Or when did it hit you that, oh, we've actually created something that's really above and beyond our expectations here.

I think what I thought in the beginning was we were seeing all this insane demand for the tour.

But I just kind of chalked it up to like, I've put out like five albums.

There's just built up demand and I just thought, wow, this is.

We're really lucky to get to have this passionate response from the fans.

I didn't realize it was going to be this until you started hearing about people's experiences at the show.

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