Taylor Swift’s army of fans is known for their intense devotion to the singer.
And one Australian Swiftie has paid a next-level tribute to the star by ‘marking’ her car in honor of the Anti-Hero singer.
The fan, known as Alice in the Palace, had silver letters spelling out ‘Taylor’ applied to her Suzuki Swift brand logo – so it spells ‘Taylor Swift’.
In a video posted on TikTok, Alice explained that her boyfriend made the ‘Taylor’ badge.
“Bringing out Swift,” Alice captioned the clip, adding the caption: “When your boyfriend gets Taylor’s letters to you Swift.”
Australian Taylor Swift fan has paid the ultimate tribute to the Anti-Hero singer by ‘re-branding’ her car in honor of the pop sensation (pictured)
The fan, known as Alice in the Palace, had silver letters spelling out ‘Taylor’ taped to her Suzuki Swift logo – so it now reads ‘Taylor Swift’ Pictured: Taylor Swift
A video posted on TikTok revealed it was the fan’s boyfriend who made the ‘Taylor’ badge Pictured: A scene from the TikTok video
Another fan applauds Swift’s next-level tribute
The video, which has attracted over 13,000 views, received a mixed reaction from TikTok users.
“Taylor Swift fans are insufferable,” wrote one follower on Alice’s message board.
Meanwhile, another fan saw the good in her boyfriend’s gesture: ‘I always knew there was an empty space in your car. This is a love story.’
Another was unimpressed
‘The Ultimate Swiftie Award,’ wrote another.
It comes after Taylor has said her fans Down Under are her favourites.
Taylor Swift mania hit Australia in June as hundreds of thousands of fans scrambled to get tickets for her Eras tour.
Taylor Swift mania hit Australia in June as hundreds of thousands of fans scrambled to get tickets for her Eras tour.
The American pop superstar, 33, will come to Sydney for four nights next February and take to the stage in Melbourne for three.
The American pop superstar, 33, comes to Sydney for four nights next February and will take to the stage in Melbourne for three.
The demand for tickets was unprecedented, as Ticketek announced that the pre-sale on Wednesday saw the highest number of people trying to buy tickets for an artist.
More than 800,000 fans signed up to try and get tickets for her Australian tour, while the ticketing website said it turned away half a billion bots.
The Grammy Award-winning star will become the first artist since Madonna to perform three consecutive concerts at the Melbourne Cricket Ground when she takes to the stage in February next year, and the first to play a fourth consecutive show at Sydney’s Accor Stadium.
