Two drunk American Taylor Swift fans were captured in a hilarious video after getting lost after the megastar’s Anfield gig.
The young women are seen lying on the pavement outside a gate in Liverpool when a man at the property asks if they’re OK.
One woman replies: “No, we are good, we are just stupid. There is nothing we can do to undo the fact we are stupid.”
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But while the bloke continues to inquire about their night, asking if Taylor Swift was good and whereabouts in the USA they’re from, the woman continues to repeat herself.
Of her friend, she says: “She is a dumb girl. Who are we all but dumb girls?”
In the heartwarming exchange – posted to TikTok and later shared on X, formerly Twitter – the woman then thanks the man for checking up on them and fawns over his dog.
However, she appears totally oblivious to what the man is saying, even when he tells her: “He’s getting his balls chopped off at the weekend.”
She is heard to say: “You know what, sir. We appreciate you for all you have done for us.
(Image: X)
“Your dog is a gift from God. We love you puppy baby.”
Social media users loved the exchange between the two contrasting accents and socities.
One wrote: “Who are we all but dumb girls? Followed by the info about the dogs balls. Poetic cinema.”
Another said: “How polite was she though!! Calling him sir. When different society collides. Boss video that.”
A third added: “What a clash of cultures that is.”
(Image: Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images f)
Music megastar Taylor, 34, will tonight play the last of her three shows at Anfield as part of her record breaking Eras Tour, having wowed crowds on Thursday and Friday.
Ex-Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp was among the crowds to watch her as he made his first return to Anfield since his emotional farewell at the end of the football season.
She will play Cardiff, London and Dublin next.
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