Fans Praise Taylor Swift for Powering Through Bad Weather During Concert

Taylor Swift didn't let a few raindrops  on her guitar stop her from performing in Nashville last night. 

Following a weather delay that caused Swifties to shelter in place for nearly four hours, the award-winning artist finally took the stage for her third and final show from the Eras Tour  in the Tennessean city around 9:30 p.m. local time.

And while fans were forced to wait it out as severe thunderstorms passed through the area (and pass up on sets from openers  Phoebe Bridgers and Gracie Abrams ), the "Anti-Hero" singer apparently made every soaked second worth it.

After multiple videos showed the 33-year-old performing in downpours, reportedly until almost 2 a.m., fans–both in the crowd and online–took to social media to praise the singer-songwriter's dedication to her craft and supporters.

One Twitter user called Swift's decision not to cancel the show the makings of a "true performer."

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Others pointed out how much they appreciated the "Bad Blood" songstress' consideration for those who traveled, planned, and saved up for the show.

Weather and ticket fiasco aside , those in attendance were were simply grateful they got to be there.

While those who missed it seemed jealous that they missed out on the performance.

The final update regarding Swift's May 7 concert came from the venue, Nissan Stadium, via Twitter and used none other than lyrics from Swift's song, "Sparks Fly," which was released in 2010.

"Drop everything now! Meet me in the pouring rain!" the statement read in part . "Shelter in Place has officially been lifted!"

Around the same time, the National Weather Service confirmed the risk of severe weather in the city had passed.

And while the circumstances weren't ideal, Swift proved there's truly nothing she can't shake off. 

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