When Taylor Swift sings “Don’t Blame Me” during her Reputation set on the Eras Tour, dramatic lights shoot up into the air and brighten up the night sky during it. So, when she performed the song in Tampa, Florida, the lights created a moving rectangle in the sky, and some Floridians thought they were seeing a UFO. However, in this scenario, the monsters, or aliens, turned out to be just lights.
When Taylor Swift plays “Don’t Blame Me” it’s a dramatic experience. The song is big, bold, and basically a religious experience to Swifties – especially if you saw how she staged it on the Reputation tour, which can be streamed with a Netflix subscription. So, on the Eras Tour, the fan favorite Rep track gets the extra treatment it deserves as the stage lights up with projections of candles, and lights shine directly up into the sky from the stage. In the stadium, the beams of light look like bars surrounding the singer, however, in the sky they look like one big rectangle. Due to the size and scope of the singer’s tour, these can be seen from outside the stadium, and one person thought they were seeing a UFO rather than a T-Swift concert.
