Taylor Swift has warned fans NOT to toss gifts on stage as it ‘freaks’ her out: ‘I love that you bought presents… but can you please not throw them?’

 

Taylor Swift has warned fans not to throw gifts on stage as it ‘really freaks me out’.

 

The Cruel Summer hitmaker, 33, was performing at the Estadio River Plate in Buenos Aires on Sunday at her delayed Eras Tour show – which had been postponed from Friday due to the bad weather – when she reminded fans of the dangers of lobbing items towards performers after a present landed next to her.

‘Just because communication means having gentle, healthy boundaries, it really freaks me out when stuff gets thrown on the stage,’ said Swift.

She then added, ‘Because if it’s on the stage then a dancer can trip on it.’

Taylor added: ‘I love that you bought presents and that is so nice, but just, can you please not throw them on the stage.’

The girlfriend of Travis Kelce finished with, ‘I love you so much.’

Several high-profile musicians have been struck by objects while on stage, including Bebe Rexha and Harry Styles.

Pop superstar Pink had a crowd member throw their mum’s ashes towards her.

Taylor’s gentle reminder comes after Adele told gig-goers to follow concert ‘etiquette’.

The award-winning star jokingly dared her fans to throw an object at her during her ‘Weekends with Adele’ Las Vegas residency at Ceasar’s Palace.

Adele, 35, told the crowd: ‘Have you noticed how people are, like, forgetting show etiquette at the moment, throwing (things) onstage? Have you seen it?

‘I dare you, dare you to throw something at me.

‘Stop throwing things at the artist!’

Adele then shot a T-shirt into the crowd and giggled: ‘But you can shoot things at the audience!’

Prior to that, Bebe was left with a black eye after being hit in the face by a phone that was thrown at her by someone in the crowd at a show in New York.

The ‘Heart Wants What It Wants’ songstress was seen dropping to her knees and clutching her face as stagehands at Pier 17’s The Rooftop venue rushed to help her.