When Taylor Swift visited Toronto on Thursday as part of her Eras tour, she added some flair to her dance routine. 

During her performance at the Rogers Centre in Canada, the 34-year-old singer incorporated two seductive hip dips into the choreography for Look What You Made Me Do.

In a subtle but hotter variation of the same dance routine from her Eras Tour performance film, she crouchs on a platform with her backup dancers around her and drops down twice in quick succession.

During that specific act, the celebrity, who has been dating Kansas City Chiefs player Travis Kelce for more than a year, wore a black single-shouldered bodysuit, which is the same outfit she typically dons.

Three flame emojis and the song title were included in a tweet sent to X by a Taylor fan account. 

‘My knees could never,’ said one admirer, who was stunned by the choreography’s aggressiveness. 

‘She’s giving,’ they observed, describing her whole focus on the performance.  

“Excellent performance,” said another. 

‘That’s a seductive dance,’ remarked another, using the wide-eyed, sick person, and barf emojis, in their mixed review of the video.

The pop sensation first went to one of the Chiefs star’s games in September 2023, marking the start of Travis and Swift’s highly public relationship last year. 

Since she started dating Kelce, Swift has gone to 17 Chiefs games, and Kansas City has a 14-3 record in those games.

Swift has gone to all of the Chiefs’ home games this season, and Kansas City has a perfect record there.

With a 9-0 record, the Chiefs are the only team in the NFL without a loss. On Sunday afternoon, they will take on the Buffalo Bills, who will be their toughest opponent of the season.

Swift is playing both ends of the Canadian leg of the “Eras Tour” in Toronto, so she might be able to make it to her first road game of the year.

Swift, meantime, received six Grammy nominations last week for her 11th studio album, The Tortured Poets Department, which included Album Of The Year, and for her duet with up-and-coming artist Gracie Abrams. 

This time around, the 13-time Grammy winner made history by becoming the first female musician to receive seven nominations for Album of the Year.

Swift broke her silence on the Grammy nominations and acknowledged that TTPD is a “emotional” record for her, thanking the 50,000 fans at Rogers Centre for their support since the album’s April release.

She also expressed her complete shock at being nominated for six trophies at the 2025 Grammys in Los Angeles, which ties her with Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan.