Although Taylor Swift’s critically acclaimed Eras Tour ended last month, this concert was one that Swifties likely won’t soon forget, especially those who have come through times.
One committed Swiftie, comedian Nikki Glaser, revealed she’s been there several times; 22, to be exact. In an interview with People published on Thursday, December 19, the F-Boy Island host detailed his participation in the Eras Tour several times in his barely two years. The 40-year-old comedian estimated he spent “only about $100,000” to see all those shows.
“I need to be transparent that we will come with expenses, hotels, flights and lodging for anyone I invite to join me, as well as tickets and merchandise,” Glaser said.
Although it might have been a hefty price tag, Glaser doesn’t regret shelling out so much money and says his experience is worth it. He even said that he “would have paid even more. “
Glaser’s money made for a good portion of the “Fortnight” hitmaker’s earnings for the Eras Tour. According to a report from the New York Times, Swift grossed a record-breaking $2,077,618,725 over the course of the worldwide tour’s duration.
In the same interview with People, Glaser said, “I love that it all comes down to the dollar, and I can look at my own cash in that number and say, ‘yes, there it is. ‘”
Glaser — who is currently dating Chris Convy — also explained why she felt comfortable spending that much.
“I justify this charge because I don’t have children, and it’s something I consciously should not do, and it’s something I’ve struggled with,” he said. she declared. “It wasn’t the simplest decision. There was a part of me that said, ‘I’d like to have children,’ but it just doesn’t have compatibility with my life. And thus making me feel better about the decision. I checked how much it costs to raise a child and , once I saw this number, I said to myself, “It’s not a challenge for me to wear this Taylor Swift. “
Glaser is recently nominated for Best Comedy Performance for her HBO comedy special Someday You’ll Die. She will host the awards ceremony, which will air on Sunday, January 5, 2025.
Alex González is an arts and culture journalist based in Dallas, Texas. His painting has also appeared in Variety, Sports Illustrated, and Billboard.