Taylor Swift rocks MetLife Stadium with hottest ticket of the ‘Cruel Summer’ season

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next-level Eras Tour — Swift’s first concert trek since 2018’s “Reputation” Tour — launched in March, there has been no calming down for Swifties.

And this was the perfect summer jump-off on a Memorial Day weekend that fans will never forget. A sea of glitter, sequins, cowboy hats and feather boas flooded MetLife as Switfies dressed in eras representing all 10 of the idol’s studio albums.And strutting across the gigantic catwalk of a stage like one of her Victoria’s Secret model squad, even Swift was feeling her swag.

Even she had to admit just how “powerful” she was feeling in that early moment. Then she proceeded to flex her left bicep and kiss it before launching into “The Man” surrounded by a bevy of business-suited dancers.As much as her girl-next-door appeal has taken her to the kind of pop superstardom that few have anymore, she is very much a chick in charge.Yes, some of the most wildly emotional responses — from a crowd that seemed to sing every word all night long — came from old-school Swift songs such as “You Belong to Me” and “Love Story” that still had every bit of their country charm.But when Swift went into her “Reputation” era with “Ready for It” — dressed in a one-armed, one-legged catsuit — she embraced her sexiness as a 33-year-old woman who, to quote another former pop ingenue, is not that innocent anymore.And while she’s no Beyonce in the dancing department, she sure knows how to work a massive stage.

She can make a stadium feel intimate when she slows and strips it down on ballads such as “Lover.”At three and a half hours, the show is too long for all but the real Swifties — and an endurance test for just about everyone.