Taylor Swift Eras Tour Sydney: References to Aussie culture in second Sydney show

Taylor Swift has made a number of nods to Aussie culture in her second Sydney Eras Tour show.

During the interlude of We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, followers can count on her dancer Kam to make a hilarious cultural reference.

In previous Melbourne reveals, as a substitute of claiming “like ever” like in the unique lyrics, the dancer stated “like naur” in an exaggerated Australian accent that has turn into an web reference in regards to Aussies.

Last night time the dancer as a substitute yelled, “Tell him he’s dreaming,” in a full-fledged Aussie accent on the interlude, with the group erupting in cheers on the traditional Australian reference.

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Taylor Swift dancer Kam tell him he's dreaming — Taylor Swift’s dancer Kam informed the group, “Tell him he’s dreaming”. (X/Twitter)

Taylor swift dancer kam — Fans had been delighted on the Aussie reference. (X/Twitter)

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The iconic line is from Australian movie The Castle and has since turn into an integral a part of Aussie culture, used in on a regular basis language as a artistic means to say “no”. Originally delivered by Michael Caton, it matches in completely with the message of Swift’s music.

The songstress additionally had a go at our iconic accent, stunning followers when she stated that it was “cute”.

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Taking the time to communicate to her followers, she stated that she and her band “feel at home” in Australia.

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Taylor Swift aussie accent — Taylor Swift loves the phrase “naur”. (X/Twitter)

“The more time we spend around you, the more favourite things we find about you,” she informed the group. “But obviously you know we love your accents, but I have a very specific word that is my favourite word that you say in an Australian accent and that word is the word ‘no'”.

She even gave off a chef’s kiss at her appreciation of the accent earlier than saying it was the “most glorious sound, the more you chew on that ‘naur’…” she continued as followers cheered on her try.

“I really think you say it better than I say it,” she stated, earlier than letting her followers know that the following music incorporates her favorite phrase lots.

“The choice is yours,” she informed them. “You can sing it American like me if you want or you can just be yourselves and you can say Should’ve Said ‘Naur’,” she stated as followers erupted at her acknowledgement.

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