The fact that Taylor Swift was recorded at a restaurant in Singapore is a controversial topic among the fan community. Many people believe that the above action violates the female singer’s privacy.
Theo ST, fans discovered Taylor Swift having dinner at a Japanese restaurant in the 5-star Marina Bay Sands hotel. The female singer took advantage of the day she wasn’t performing to go out with her friends.
In the video shared by Gary on TikTok, when Taylor Swift got up to leave the party table, the bodyguard discovered the fan was recording. He waved his hand to ask Gary to stop recording, with the action of shining the light straight at the lens.
When posting the video on TikTok, Gary thought the bodyguard’s actions were rude.
The bodyguard warned the person filming the Taylor Swift clip.
Currently, the video has more than 200,000 views after one day of posting. In the comments section, there are many mixed opinions about the video that was allegedly secretly filmed and affected Taylor Swift’s private life.
“Don’t think the bodyguard’s actions are rude. He’s just doing his responsibilities. Taylor Swift also needs privacy”, “Bodyguards are not rude, rude people are intentionally recording videos of other people at home.” space needs privacy”, “Protecting Taylor Swift is clearly the bodyguard’s job, you can’t say he’s rude”TikTok user commented.
Others commented that it was right for the bodyguard to protect Taylor Swift, but the act of shining a light directly into someone else’s face is not polite.
Each night of Taylor Swift’s concert in Singapore has about 55,000 spectators.
“The light from the security guard’s spotlight is very strong, it can affect other people’s eyesight”, “He has the right to say anything to ask fans to stop recording, but why must the light be shined directly on them?” eyes of others”another person commented.
Taylor Swift is holding 6 shows during her Eras Tour concert in Singapore. The event lasted from March 2 to March 9 attracting more than 300,000 people. Because this is the female singer’s exclusive performance venue in Southeast Asia, economists estimate that Singapore’s tourism revenue will increase by up to 500 million USD.
