Watch Taylor Swift’s Emotional Performance During ‘One World’ Concert
TAYLOR SWIFT – Pop superstar Taylor Swift’s performance during ‘One World: Together at Home’ concert made lots of people emotional.
American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift is one of the most famous singers in this generation. Almost all of her songs made a massive impact on both county and pop culture.
The 30-year-old superstar is one of the artists who performed during the ‘One World: Together at Home‘ benefit concert. The biggest names in the entertainment industry gather to raise funds for the frontline healthcare workers and the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Among the celebrities who were featured on the ‘One World’ concert are Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Keith Urban, John Legend, Priyanka Chopra, Ellen DeGeneres, Stevie Wonder, and Taylor Swift. All of them announced their inclusion on the historic global event on their social media accounts.
Their performances were aired on all social media platforms including Youtube, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and on all NBC networks. It was hosted by Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, and Jimmy Kimmel.
Taylor delivered an emotional performance at the benefit concert. She left viewers teary-eyed after she sang “Soon You’ll Get Better.” It was the first time she played the song live.
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Taylor Swift previously said that she will not perform “Soon You’ll Get Better” because she’s having a hard time dealing with the song’s meaning. The song is about her mom’s battle with cancer.
Watch the video below:
Based on a report from CNN, the benefit concert has raised almost $128 million. Proceeds of the show will go to COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund and to their local and regional responders.
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