On Friday, Emma Stone was considered one of greater than 60,000 followers within the stadium on opening evening of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Glendale, Arizona. She and Swift are mates in actual life, however when Stone is within the viewers, so is she all stan.
One other contestant took a clip that went viral on TikTok of the 34-year-old actress within the VIP part of State Farm Stadium singing loudly and proudly to Swift’s hit “You Belong With Me.”
Of the video, the TikToker @oreoofficial wrote, “Emma Stone is shedding her thoughts over YBWM.”
In one other videoStone was captured having fun with herself once more, this time singing to “Fearless.”
Swift misplaced it a bit herself when she took the stage for her first tour in 5 years and instructed the viewers, “I am unable to even get into how a lot I’ve missed you… I do not know easy methods to deal with all this and the way it makes me really feel now… let me begin by saying you make me really feel nice.”
She later interrupted some stage banter to say, “I am making an attempt to inform you I really like you and I am chatting.”
Her set was cut up into sections for every of her 10 albums, beginning with songs from her 2019 album Loversinging “Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince” adopted by “Merciless Summer time”.
There have been loads of throwback hits for the followers who’ve adopted Swift for over a decade, however she additionally did seven songs from her more moderen album Folkloreand one other seven of hers most latest album, Midnights.
Stone and Swift first met in 2008 on the Younger Hollywood Awards and rapidly grew to become shut mates.
Stone even introduced Swift alongside as a date to the premiere of her film Simple A in 2010.
Stone was additionally reportedly available for Swift’s Repute tour in New Jersey in July 2018. She is her bestie’s primary fan.
Aimée Lutkin is the weekend editor at ELLE.com. Her writing has appeared in Jezebel, Glamour, Marie Claire and extra. Her first guide, The lonely hunter, might be launched in February 2022 by Dial Press.
