This Fan Screamed "All Too Well" So Loud That Taylor Swift Lost It

Taylor Swift fans routinely knew that "All Also Well" off her album Red held a special place in her heart. The meaning of that song, although, has forever changed soon after a series of events at an intimate Taylor Swift Right now event in Chicago.


Before Taylor sang the ballad, which she called "the hardest to write on the album" on Good Morning America, she explained how the song has gotten easier to sing after awhile. Hearing how much "All Also Well" resonated with her fans was enough to prepare the pain of singing it go away.


Most significant, Taylor credited the live reactions she gets to "All Also Well" with what's made it easier to sing: “I play it and I think of the times I’ve played it in a stadium or an arena or my living room with you guys screaming the words back to me.”


Just minutes soon after hearing how those kinds of reactions help Taylor, one fan took matters into her own hands. Tony, a Taylor fan who attended the event, scream-sang the bridge of "All Also Right now at the best of her lungs and attracted the attentions of each person in the room -- including Taylor.


The camera focuses in on Tony passionately singing "all, all, all," holding out the last "all" longer than anyone else. The audience and Taylor laughed at the extra-ness of it all, especially right after hearing Taylor acknowledge her screaming fans just prior.


Taylor still got in a quiet "so well" before smiling and shaking her head during the piano break.


Fans watching the moment on Taylor Swift Right now reacted right away and sent nothing although respect to the one who made it all happen.


Catch the entire moment of Tony's scream-singing and Taylor's laugh below.