Footage of a security guard dancing enthusiastically while working at Taylor Swift’s concert in Melbourne has gone viral.
Lynda Britten was filmed dancing and singing while working at the Melbourne Cricket Ground during one of Swift’s performances last week.
The three-second clip, which has been viewed on TikTok more than six million times, shows Lynda moving as she walks down a hallway during Swift’s performance of You Belong With Me.
Clearly having the time of her life, Lynda sings the lyrics while making eye contact with other elated Swifties.
TikTok users reacted to Lynda’s exuberant display, with one commenting, “Tell me you love your job without telling me you love your job.”
Footage has gone viral of a security guard dancing enthusiastically while working at Taylor Swift’s concert in Melbourne last week.
“Give them a damn raise,” another wrote, while someone else added: “Oh that’s fantastic.” Someone find this lady and get her to meet and greet her.
It comes as the Anti-Hero hitmaker’s secret way of taking to the stage to perform during her Australian tour was revealed.
A fan posted a video on Instagram from Swift’s Melbourne show on Friday, showing the pop star being pushed to the side of the stage in a cleaning cart.
After stopping near a black tent, the Shake It Off hitmaker can be seen getting out of the stroller before walking up some stairs in her costume.
It comes as the Anti-Hero hitmaker’s secret way of taking to the stage to perform during her Australian tour was revealed.
‘Yes, it’s true… Taylor leaving the ‘Cleaning Car’ on night 1 in Melbourne!’ the fan captioned the post.
Swift was also seen emerging from a large cart during her concert in Texas, and a concertgoer shared footage of the moment she was pushed on TikTok.
Meanwhile, Sydney fans are bracing themselves for Swiftie chaos after the star. flown to New South Wales capital on Monday ahead of their four-day concert at Accor Stadium this week.
A fan posted a video on Instagram from Swift’s Melbourne show on Friday, showing the pop star being pushed to the side of the stage in a cleaning cart.