Longtime NFL superstar J.J. Watt knows what it’s like to be among the best in your field, and that’s what he saw when he attended a Taylor Swift concert last month.
Following her concert last month, the former Houston Texans and Arizona Cardinals pass rusher took to Instagram to rave about the performance from Taylor Swift at her “Eras” tour.
“44 Songs. 3 Hours and 15 Minutes. So much respect @taylorswift,” Watt said in a caption of the post. “When your fans pay for a ticket, they are getting their money’s worth and some. Touché.”
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Watt then gave a full breakdown of the concert in a video.
“I’ve got a few observations from the show,” Watt said in the video. “First off: unbelievable. The production, the set design, the video boards, the sound quality, the speakers — you can tell when somebody does something at the top of their game and is trying to do the right way for their fans.”
“She did not stop the whole time,“ Watt continued. “There was no intermission. There was no halftime. There was no TV timeouts. The longest break she took was maybe three minutes for a costume change. And she was singing, dancing, entertaining the entire time — 70,000 people hanging on every single word and move she was making… And she crushed it. And she didn’t even look tired! I was tired and I was just sittin’ there!”
It looks like we have a new Swiftie.
[JJ Watt]

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