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TikTok influencer Tess Bohne, a well-known Taylor Swift fan, has reportedly broken the Guinness World Record for most likes on a TikTok live. Bohne streamed Swift's final show of the record-breaking Eras Tour in Vancouver, Canada, on December 8, 2024.
According to screenshots shared by fans on X, Bohne's stream for the final show of Taylor Swift's popular Eras Tour surpassed over 116 million likes and drew over 242.2K viewers on TikTok. Bohne reportedly broke the record for the most number of likes on a live stream on the platform, according to user @yoeltwt on X.
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Tess Bohne is a 33-year-old TikTok influencer based in California. She is best known for her live streams of Taylor Swift's record-breaking Eras Tour shows. Bohne also frequently shares Swift-related content on TikTok and has over 550,000 followers on the platform. Her content has garnered over six million likes.
Bohne began streaming Swift's Eras Tour shows in 2023, and her social media engagement has increased. The TikTok influencer reportedly began following the popstar in the early 2010s when she was on the rise.
Taylor Swift ended her record-breaking Eras Tour with a final show in Vancouver, Canada, on December 8, 2024. The tour began in March 2023, leading to 149 concerts across 50 cities and five continents and featuring over 18 years of Swift's music. The tour was well-known for having separate eras in each show, each representing one album by Swift.
A look at Taylor Swift's final Eras Tour show in Vancouver in December 2024
On Sunday night, December 8, Taylor Swift concluded her famous Eras Tour after a final show in Vancouver. According to Taylor Swift's final introductory speech before the Lover era, over 10 million people worldwide attended the Eras Tour. The night led to countless memories for fans across the world.
Addressing her fans after her final performance, Swift said on stage:
"Vancouver, I want to thank every single one of you for being part of the most thrilling chapter of my entire life to date."
In an emotional moment, Swift also waved goodbye to her fans and hugged all her dancers on stage. During the Midnights era, the pop star famously modified the lyrics of her track, Karma, as a call to her current boyfriend, Travis Kelce. The singer had modified her lyrics for the first time in November 2023 during one of her shows in Buenos Aires, Argentina, while Kelce was present on stage.
As a call-back to one of the multiple viral moments from the Eras Tour, Swift once again sang the modified version of the Karma lyrics for the final time for her fans. The original lyrics said:
"Karma is the guy on the screen / Coming straight home to me."
Swift's modified version of the lyrics references her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, an NFL star representing the Kansas City Chiefs. She changed the lyrics to:
"Karma is a guy on the Chiefs / Coming straight home to me."
One segment of the Eras Tour that has been extremely popular with fans over the last two years is the surprise acoustic set. The set typically includes Taylor Swift singing some surprise tracks that are not part of her tracklist. This way, the pop star covered almost all of the songs in her discography except a select few.
On the final night of the Eras Tour, her surprise songs included a mashup of New Romantics from 1989 and A Place in This World from her debut album. The second track was a mashup of Long Live from Speak Now, New Year's Day from Reputation, and The Manuscript from The Tortured Poets Department.
Therefore, Taylor Swift never performed six songs from her discography on the Eras Tour. These were That's When, Bye Bye Baby, Girl At Home, Ronan, Forever Winter, and Soon You'll Get Better.
Swifties (Swift's fans) also sang an advanced Happy Birthday song for Swift after she finished singing Champagne Problems from Evermore. The singer's birthday is on December 13, as she's set to turn 34 years old.
The final show of the Eras Tour also featured a surprise guest, Gracie Abrams. On the concluding night, Abrams delivered a speech to the fans, thanking Swift for all the memories. She also performed alongside Swift on stage.
Fans were also eager to find supposed easter eggs about Taylor Swift's announcement of her next re-recorded album. The singer has re-recorded all of her albums before 2019's Lover after an ownership dispute with Scooter Braun. She is yet to announce the release date of the re-recording of her 2017 album, Reputation, popularly referred to as Reputation (Taylor's Version).
However, Taylor Swift did not grant fans their wish as she has yet to announce her next album or any potential release date for Reputation (Taylor's Version).
Taylor Swift has a penchant for surprising her fans, so it remains to be seen what comes next for the global pop star.
