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Video Of Packed Hockey Arena Belting Out Taylor Swift Goes Viral—And It's Giving All The Feels

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A packed arena for a Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) game in Detroit between Boston and Ottawa turned into a singalong as fans both young and old belted out Swift's hit 'You Belong with Me.'

Regarding the universal appeal of global music sensation Taylor Swift, you don't necessarily have to attend a performance of her record-smashing Eras Tour to enjoy her music.

A viral TikTok video showing a crowd bopping along and singing to Swift's uber-popular song "You Belong with Me" took place at a hockey arena in Detroit, Michigan, demonstrating that even sports fans can turn any venue into one of her tour stops.


TikToker Matthew–a.k.a. @michigankid91–posted a video of him enjoying a can of Labatt Blue and bopping along to the banjo-led country pop-crossover hit at Little Ceaser's Arena on March 16.

Matthew wasn't the only one enjoying the radio-friendly tune. He was joined by the entire arena crowd, who belted out the lyrics to the song.

The venue was hosting a match between the Professional Women's Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa franchises.

"You Belong with Me," Swift's signature song and the third single from her 2008 album Fearless, blared through the speakers during a break in the second period with a few minutes left to spare.

Swift's vocals were drowned out by the female-majority crowd of fans that sang along to the lyrics, depicting the relatable topic of young unrequited love.

Select fans were featured on the jumbotron, joyously participating in the sing-along as the lyrics scrolled across the screen karaoke-style, despite an off-camera person noting that displaying lyrics wasn't necessary for such a popular tune.

When the hockey players returned to the ice and the music cut off, the crowd kept singing acapella.

Because you don't just end a Taylor Swift song without at least getting to the first chorus.

You can watch the clip of the overall good time here.

@michigankid91

Sometimes you just have to understand that you are in the middle of a very special moment in sports. #pwhl #pwhlboston #pwhlottawa #womensprohockey #womenssports #womenpower #taylorswift #detroit #hockey #hockeyisforeveryone


Matthew wrote in the video's caption:

"Sometimes you just have to understand that you are in the middle of a very special moment in sports."

The clip so far has notched over 805K likes.

Online, fans were commenting on the positive "Taylor Effect" uniting people through the power of her music.

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Users shared their favorite moments seen in the clip.

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Swifties gave props to Matthew for recognizing excellence.

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People continued feeling the feels.

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Swift's Eras Tour is currently on a short break after a history-making six-performance stop in Singapore earlier this month.

The singer and her crew will head to Portugal to perform on May 24 and 25 at the Estádio da Luz venue, where Swift became the first female act to schedule one and two performances.

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