Taylor Swift and Ice Spice are showing love for each other after the pop superstar’s live debut of her “Karma” remix.
During her sold-out Eras Tour concert on Friday (May 26) at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, Swift not only premiered her “Karma” remix music video, but she also welcomed the Bronx-bred rapper for the first time. Did. live performance of Midnight’s (Till Dawn Version) Way.
“The way the ice literally popped up unannounced when the whole stadium screamed,” Swift wrote with a paraphrase. Twitter Post next morning.
As the “Princess Diana” hitmaker performed for the biggest crowd of her young career, she looked at ease and a little awkward. He and Swift held hands as they walked around the stage, and they had their arms around each other while drenched in ecstatic response when the confetti finally came out.
“Taylor and the Swifties showed me so much love thank you yuuuu and btw big fat thank you to my real munchkins who wanna see a bitch I love you 4L,” Ice Spice Tweeted after the concert.
Earlier at the MetLife Stadium show, Swift premiered her “Karma” remix video about an hour before it was dropped online. In her Twitter post, the pop star reminisced about “doing the world premiere of the Karma music video that I directed with my dancers.”
The video is packed with stunning visuals, with Swift wearing an hourglass that transforms into her perfectly lined cat eye, Swift’s head lying on a cat bent into the shape of a moon. Ice Spice is found in the cinematography as well, with her trademark red curls morphing into a fluffy cloud, rapping from a golden clamshell, and Ice and Taylor crooning various celestial objects. Swift also turns into a tree-covered mountain range in one scene.
Swift’s post also gave a shoutout to her frequent collaborator Jack Antonoff, who appeared on stage during the surprise song portion of her set to perform fan favorite “Getaway Car.”
Swift wrote, “Playing the getaway car with Jack and hearing everyone sing the lyrics.”
Check out Swift and Spice’s posts on Twitter below.
