Gracie Abrams Touts Taylor Swift’s inheritance says no ‘coming close’

The musician who opened the North American leg to the ERAS tour in December will start her The secret of us deluxe Tour in July

Gracie Abrams, who opened for Taylor Swift’s epocher tour under the North American legs, proclaimed his pop star bestie in A cover problem to Cosmopolitan. Abrams called Swift a “brilliant business person” and “Genously Author” in the interview released Wednesday, adding that no one has reached his level of pop star.

“She is a grounded person who gets time for everyone in her life,” Abrams told the magazine. “It’s been really cool to be in the course of someone like her. There is also nothing that comes close to what she has done. “

During the Eras tour, Swift crushed the record for the highest gross Global Tour and brought $ 2.2 billion after a nearly two-year race. Swift performed its decades-exciting catalog of original and re-recorded songs for more than 10 million people, many of whom had clothes that reflected their favorite projects. And in spite of A sour response From some critics to her latest project The department of torture poets, The album got six Grammy nominations. Among the nominations include Abram’s single “OS” with Swift, which earned a best pop duo/group performance.

“People still want to gaslight her and her abilities and all this shit,” Abrams continued. “But point me to a man who has come close to defining pop culture this way. There is nothing! But people are not ready for that conversation. ”

After that The secret of us deluxe Tour in December. The tour follows her recent 18-date Trek, which ended in October. Her new tour starts in Boston on July 24 with further stops in Toronto; New York; Los Angeles; Morrison, Colorado; and Mexico City. Role model acts as a special guest throughout the trip. Abrams who consider himself a homebody, also told Cosmo About the fun she had at Charli XCX’s birthday party.

“I don’t party often, but on Charli’s birthday, I was really, really, genuinely excited and emotional to see people I hadn’t seen in a very long time,” she said. “It was heaven. And there was dancing. I wish it was her birthday every single week. “