Saying Goodbye to Netflix
The much-loved Reputation Stadium Tour by Taylor Swift is waving goodbye to Netflix on December 30th. While the exact reason for its departure is still a mystery, some folks think it might have to do with the end of Netflix’s usual five-year deal. Others speculate it could be linked to Taylor Swift’s not-so-happy thoughts about Netflix or maybe her plan to release her older albums again. Whatever the reason, fans are feeling a bit nostalgic about the tour’s awesome shows and incredible achievements.
The Ongoing Eras Tour
Right now, Taylor Swift is taking fans on a journey through her Eras Tour, covering all her ten albums. There’s a new video of the tour shot at Los Angeles’ Sofi Stadium. With the Reputation Stadium Tour saying goodbye to Netflix, it’s like the end of a chapter for fans who’ve enjoyed the inside scoop on Swift’s 2018 tour. Everyone is curious about what she has in store for streaming in the future.
Wondering and Guessing
Nobody really knows why the Reputation Stadium Tour is leaving Netflix, and that’s sparking a lot of guesses from fans. Some think it might be because the rights to stream it are running out after five years, while others connect it to the soon-to-come Reputation (Taylor’s Version). A few fans even think it’s linked to Taylor Swift not finding a joke on a Netflix show funny, or maybe it’s a step towards putting the tour on other streaming services. But until there’s a clear answer, everyone’s left wondering and hoping for some news or a chance to catch the tour on another streaming site.
The Reputation Stadium Tour by Taylor Swift was a big deal, being her fifth tour right after releasing the “Reputation” album. From May 2018 to November 2018, she rocked 53 shows in massive stadiums. And get this – the tour made a jaw-dropping $345.7 million! That makes it one of the most successful tours ever, especially for a female artist.
Swift’s Ticketmaster Plan
To make sure her fans got their hands on Reputation Stadium Tour tickets without a hitch, Taylor Swift used Ticketmaster’s Verified Fan program called “Taylor Swift Tix.” It was all about keeping bots and scalpers away. Fans could grab tickets early by doing some special activities and getting a secret code. The tour covered lots of places worldwide, and because the demand for tickets was sky-high, Swift added more shows in cities like Manchester, Dublin, and London. She even had Camila Cabello and Charli XCX opening for some concerts. Before the tour kicked off, Swift invited 2,000 foster and adopted children to a private practice show. During the tour, she surprised fans by singing different songs at different shows, and later released a cool playlist with those songs.
Record-Breaking Fun
The Reputation Stadium Tour didn’t just make money; it broke records too! At the University of Phoenix Stadium, Swift set new records for both the most people at a show and the most money made. And get this, she outdid herself at Levi’s Stadium. At the Rose Bowl, more than 118,000 fans showed up, setting yet another record for Swift. She even became the first woman to headline multiple nights at cool places like Dublin’s Croke Park, MetLife Stadium, and Gillette Stadium.
After 29 shows in North America, she made a mind-blowing $202.3 million, beating her own record from the 1989 World Tour. And here’s the big one – she topped the Rolling Stones, who did more shows, to grab the record for the highest-grossing tour in the US and North America. The Reputation Stadium Tour also got a spot in the Guinness World Records as the highest-grossing tour by a female artist in 201In short, Taylor Swift’s tour made history with tons of milestones, showing she’s a mega-popular and mega-successful artist.
Taylor Swift’s unforgettable Reputation Stadium Tour is saying farewell to Netflix, making fans a little sad about missing its fantastic performances and incredible success. Even though the exact reason for it leaving Netflix is still a mystery, fans are guessing it might have to do with Netflix’s deal or maybe something about Reputation (Taylor’s Version). No matter why, fans are hoping to get some answers or maybe even see the tour on another streaming site. The tour, with its record-breaking shows and cash, has definitely made its mark in history, proving Taylor Swift is one of the biggest stars out there.
FAQs – What You Might Be Wondering
Q: Why is the Reputation Stadium Tour leaving Netflix?
A: Nobody’s sure, but some think it could be tied to the end of Netflix’s deal or maybe something to do with Reputation (Taylor’s Version).
Q: Will the Reputation Stadium Tour be on another streaming service?
A: Fans are crossing their fingers for that, but there’s no info yet about it popping up on another streaming site.
Q: What records did Taylor Swift’s Reputation Stadium Tour set?
A: The tour set records for having the most people at shows and making the most money at different stadiums. It also snagged the title of the highest-grossing tour in the United States and North America by a female artist in 2018.
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