Fans are buzzing on social media about Taylor Swift’s reaction to Katy Perry’s acceptance speech.
With Taylor Swift being a nominee for numerous major awards this year, all eyes were on her, but her reaction to Katy Perry’s acceptance speech caught everyone by surprise.
Perry is likely feeling quite triumphant at the moment.
She delivered a provocative performance at the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards on September 11, stunning her fans.
Additionally, she received the prestigious Video Vanguard Award and delivered an unforgettable acceptance speech.
Her speech was filled with acknowledgments to everyone who has supported her throughout her remarkable music career.
She began: “Oh my gosh. I did that all on my first day of my period, too. Can you believe it? Thank you so much to MTV for believing in my weirdness from day one and for helping artists extend their worlds beyond a song.
“There are so many things that have to align to have a long and successful career as an artist. There are no decade-long accidents. So I would like to acknowledge a few people: my team who have been with me for over 20 years, direct management, and my label Capitol Records.”
A video capturing Taylor Swift’s reaction to that period line has gone viral on social media, with people finding it hilarious.
The footage shows Swift applauding and showing support for Perry before her expression freezes and she stops clapping, reminiscent of a TV sitcom scene.
She then starts nodding and can be seen mouthing ‘alright, alright’, seemingly taken aback by the comment.
People on Twitter found the entire moment hilarious.
One user commented: “Taylor’s reaction to katy perry saying she did all that on the first day of her period I can’t.
“Taylor’s reaction feels so genuine and natural,” said another.
“I was crying laughing at this its so funny,” added a third.
It was indeed a brilliant moment, and the rest of Perry’s speech was equally inspiring.
Perry continued: Trust me, it takes a village of strong people, a lot of healthy discourse, and a lot of group chats. My parents and my family, the deepest roots I know. We don’t always agree, but what a lesson that those disagreements can still be full of love.
“Thank you to MySpace, Warped Tour, and all the bygone places where I found a voice, identity, and a community so early on.”