Swifties were amazed to come across fan-posted footage showing intricate unicycle choreography paired with one of Taylor Swift’s newer songs.
The unicyclist featured in the video was filmed performing inside a high school gym. Though their performance did not use a Swift song, the TikToker who shared the video online found a pairing that they believed “fit so well”: “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived,” one of the tracks featured on the pop star’s 2024 album The Tortured Poets Department.
The video showed the unicyclist swooping over the gym floor, balancing perfectly on their single wheel as they nailed multiple twirls and twists. At one point, the performer even balanced on one foot above the wheel itself as they glided around the room.
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The TikToker known online as Talaya amassed more than 197,000 likes and more than 1,500 comments for the video in the first couple of days after they posted it on the social media platform.
“I had no idea this was thing, but I think it’s cool 🙃,” one fan wrote, a sentiment expressed by dozen of others in the post’s comment section.
“Excuse me?!? I can’t even do this with two feet on the floor and zero cycles,” another fan joked.
“I would be cheering so loud. This is epic ✨,” one TikToker commented while another said the performance was “the best thing I’ve ever seen.”
“What in the ✨magical✨ efffffff,” one stunned fan wrote as another praised, “This is literally magical 👑.”
Several TikTokers tagged Swift’s official account in the comment section in the hope that she or a member of her team would see the performance. One person jokingly suggested Swift’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce, consider pulling off a similar performance as his “next act for The Eras Tour😂” following his onstage Eras Tour debut in London last month.
Some TikTokers also recommended another track from The Tortured Poets Department that they felt would similarly match well with the unicyclist’s choreography: “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?”
“Works with Who’s afraid of little old me too!! So ‘I leap from the gallows and I LEVITATE down your street’🥰🥰,” one person commented as another agreed, writing, “Okay but who’s afraid of little old me would go so hard.”
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