Taylor Swift Performs Mash-Up Of Songs About Harry Styles

Taylor Swift is keeping people on their toes with 'Eras Tour' surprise setlists. She's now added mash-ups to the rotation. 

During her November 11th concert in Buenos Aires, she began the acoustic section with 'Is It Over Now?' She then subtly transitioned to 'Out of the Woods.'

Every show she performs a three-hour set, and rotates two songs each night, rarely repeating selections. 

On November 11th, she also featured a rendition of 'End Game,' and it was the first time she performed 'Out of the Woods' and 'Is It Over Now?' on tour. 

As she began strumming the guitar to 'Out of the Woods,' eagle-eyed fans caught her giving them a knowing look. 

Fans quickly speculated the glance had to do with the apparent inspiration, Harry Styles.

The two were linked in late 2012, going their separate ways by January 2013. \

Less than a year later, '1989' dropped in October 2014, and fans believed the LP’s 'Style' and ]Out of the Woods' were about him. 

Taylor famously doesn’t reveal who inspires her music, but fans thought 'Out of the Woods' was about him, due to a snowmobile accident they were both reportedly involved in.

“Remember when you hit the brakes too soon/Twenty stitches in a hospital room/When you started crying, Baby, I did too."

'Is It Over Now?' didn't originally make the tracklist for '1989.'

Fans first discovered the lyrics on the rerecorded '1989 (Taylor’s Version).' 

Again, it was speculated the lines pointed to her post-split mindset after Harry quickly moved on with Kendall Jenner.

“And did you think I didn’t see you? / There were flashin’ lights. / At least I had the decency / To keep my nights out of sight / Only rumors ’bout my hips and thighs / And my whispered sighs.”

In addition to the mash-up, the show was memorable for fans as Taylor's new love interest, Travis Kelce, was in the crowd. 

He sat in the VIP section with Taylor’s dad and were surprised when Taylor gave her man a sweet shout-out during 'Karma.'

“Karma is the guy on the Chiefs, coming straight home to me." "Chiefs" replaced the word "screen."