Watch: Man Sparks Outrage by Smashing $4,000 Autographed Taylor Swift Guitar

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Swifties are reeling after a video of a man smashing a $4,000 autographed Taylor Swift guitar went viral. The unnamed man stirred up controversy by destroying the guitar, signed by the 14-time Grammy winner, just moments after purchasing it. In the footage, which surfaced on Sunday, September 29, the white-haired man can be seen picking up the guitar before repeatedly smashing it with a hammer, sending shards of wood flying across the room. As the destruction unfolds, his laughter fills the air, seemingly delighted by the chaos he has caused. At one point, it appears he’s about to deliver a final, dramatic overhead smash before the host of the event steps in, taking the hammer away.

Omg lol!!!! Guy bought a signed Taylor Swift guitar at a live auction for $4,000, only to destroy it 🔥🔥😭😭 pic.twitter.com/zj5kHdygbU

— TONY™ (@TONYxTWO) September 30, 2024

 

Fans of the 34-year-old pop star were left baffled by the man’s bizarre actions, struggling to understand why someone would spend thousands of dollars on a prized collectible, only to obliterate it in seconds. Reactions flooded social media, with many questioning the man's motives and expressing frustration over what seemed like a pointless waste of money. 

One fan on X (formerly Twitter) remarked, "Taylor Swift is worth $1 billion. This doesn't affect her. He just set $4000 on fire. He must be struggling in this economy." Another user agreed, adding, "It doesn't affect Taylor Swift, and he just lost $4,000." 

 

Other comments were more critical of the man's behavior. One person sarcastically quipped, "What a normal, well-adjusted human." Another criticized the wastefulness of his act, noting, "Why didn't he give some of that cash to his poor neighbors who can't afford eggs and cereal. These are not serious people." While most fans were left bewildered, one commenter tried to look on the bright side, saying, "I hope the auction price went to a great cause!!!"

 

The exact reason behind the man’s actions remains unclear, but some have speculated that the stunt could have been politically motivated. Earlier in September, Taylor Swift publicly endorsed Kamala Harris for president, and some believe this may have triggered the bizarre protest. "Yeah, this endorsement thing ain't working out too hot for Ms. @taylorswift13," one person remarked online.

 

However, not everyone condemned the man’s actions, with some actually supporting him. One user stated, "I want to buy this guy a beer," while another boldly declared, "He's my hero."

 

As of now, Taylor Swift has yet to comment on the viral video, leaving fans and critics alike to continue debating the motivations and implications behind the shocking act.

 

Based on a report from: Newsweek 2024-10-02

 

 

 

 

[mr336]

I want his autograph.

[G_Money]

He deserves a medal.

[animalmagic]

That will annoy 45. It's a waste of 4,000 usd that he could have grifted for his campaign/pocket!

[Tug]

Awww do ya feel better now man baby hummm??lol dumb a$$

[Captain Monday]

Another case of “more money than sense”

But when performing such a stunt forget the hammer grab the guitar by the neck and smash it on the stage for a more dramatic

break up. 

 

 

 

[blazes]

I am proud to say that I have never actually heard this woman sing, but I can only assume, from the outfits she wears and the romantic company she keeps, that her songs are at an appropriate level of competence and taste.....

[Colabamumbai]

2 hours ago, Social Media said:

 

Swifties are reeling after a video of a man smashing a $4,000 autographed Taylor Swift guitar went viral. The unnamed man stirred up controversy by destroying the guitar, signed by the 14-time Grammy winner, just moments after purchasing it. In the footage, which surfaced on Sunday, September 29, the white-haired man can be seen picking up the guitar before repeatedly smashing it with a hammer, sending shards of wood flying across the room. As the destruction unfolds, his laughter fills the air, seemingly delighted by the chaos he has caused. At one point, it appears he’s about to deliver a final, dramatic overhead smash before the host of the event steps in, taking the hammer away.

 

Fans of the 34-year-old pop star were left baffled by the man’s bizarre actions, struggling to understand why someone would spend thousands of dollars on a prized collectible, only to obliterate it in seconds. Reactions flooded social media, with many questioning the man's motives and expressing frustration over what seemed like a pointless waste of money. 

One fan on X (formerly Twitter) remarked, "Taylor Swift is worth $1 billion. This doesn't affect her. He just set $4000 on fire. He must be struggling in this economy." Another user agreed, adding, "It doesn't affect Taylor Swift, and he just lost $4,000." 

 

 

Other comments were more critical of the man's behavior. One person sarcastically quipped, "What a normal, well-adjusted human." Another criticized the wastefulness of his act, noting, "Why didn't he give some of that cash to his poor neighbors who can't afford eggs and cereal. These are not serious people." While most fans were left bewildered, one commenter tried to look on the bright side, saying, "I hope the auction price went to a great cause!!!"

 

The exact reason behind the man’s actions remains unclear, but some have speculated that the stunt could have been politically motivated. Earlier in September, Taylor Swift publicly endorsed Kamala Harris for president, and some believe this may have triggered the bizarre protest. "Yeah, this endorsement thing ain't working out too hot for Ms. @taylorswift13," one person remarked online.

 

However, not everyone condemned the man’s actions, with some actually supporting him. One user stated, "I want to buy this guy a beer," while another boldly declared, "He's my hero."

 

As of now, Taylor Swift has yet to comment on the viral video, leaving fans and critics alike to continue debating the motivations and implications behind the shocking act.

 

Based on a report from: Newsweek 2024-10-02

 

 

 

 

Trump paid him. 

[animalmagic]

4 minutes ago, Colabamumbai said:

Trump paid him. 

That'll be a first!