“All Too Well (10 Minute Version)” stands as the ultimate emotional climax of the setlist.
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“All Too Well” exemplifies Swift’s exceptional lyricism. Furthermore, the release of the extended version marked a significant turning point in her journey towards global domination. Therefore, it is only fitting for the song to occupy a pivotal moment in the biggest tour of her illustrious career.
The fact that every night, a stadium packed with fans passionately sing along to a 10-minute power ballad is a remarkable achievement. However, the performance is meticulously crafted with deep affection and attention to detail, aimed at maximizing catharsis.
As Swift soulfully sings about her poignant autumn memories, a flurry of brown leaves envelops the audience. Later, when she reminisces about the first snowfall, white confetti gently descends from above. It is a truly magical spectacle.
“About halfway through ‘All Too Well,’ I completely lost it. I couldn’t hold myself together. I became an absolute mess, uncontrollably crying,” Tom Breihan wrote in a review for Stereogum.
“I can’t even explain why I was crying, to be honest,” he continued. “I wasn’t personally invested in Taylor Swift’s breakup with Jake Gyllenhaal from years ago. As far as I’m concerned, that’s ancient history. This was something different. Perhaps it was gratitude? Maybe an overwhelming flood of sensory overload? Simply an immense and profound appreciation for the fucking masterpiece? I don’t know, but I was fully immersed in it.”
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