During The Eras Tour show on June 14, Taylor Swift surprised everyone by performing acoustically two special mashups, This is What You Came For – Gold Rush and The Great War – You’re Losing Me for for the audience at the Liverpool leg (UK).

The concert night in Liverpool was the first time that Taylor Swift performed the song This is What You Came For – Rihanna’s billion-view “super hit” on The Eras Tour stage. Worth mentioning, the character associated with Rihanna in this song is Calvin Harris – Taylor Swift’s ex-lover, so the fact that the female singer sang this song surprised fans.

In the past, Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris dated each other for 15 months, from 2015 to 2016. In June 2016, the couple caused a stir when they announced “going their separate ways”, Calvin Harris shares: “The only truth here is that a relationship has ended and what remains is tremendous love and respect” .

TMZ once revealed that Taylor Swift secretly participated in composing This Is What You Came For under the pseudonym “Nils Sjoberg” in order for the song to be released without being influenced by the singer’s love life. with Calvin Harris overshadowing.

However, after that, Calvin Harris’s blunt statement that there was no way he would collaborate with Taylor Swift made her feel unappreciated, which is said to be the reason the two decided to break up.

Furthermore, the fact that Taylor Swift’s side confirmed that she co-wrote the song This Is What You Came For made Calvin Harris very angry at that time. The male artist angrily shared: “I know she ended the tour. act and need someone to trample on but sorry, I’m not that person. I think if you’re happy in your new relationship, you should focus on it, instead of trying to attack your boyfriend old. Please focus on the positives in your life because you already have a wonderful world” .

So, after many years, no one could have thought that Taylor Swift would cover her ex-boyfriend’s song at her concert. On social networks, the female singer’s performance received a lot of discussion.