Yahoo News Jodie Comer makes 'perfect' Taylor Swift prediction ahead of final Liverpool gig
Jodie Comer shared her Taylor Swift prediction ahead of the musician's stint of Anfield concerts.
The world's biggest popstar is set to play her final Eras Tour Show in Liverpool FC's stadium. Saturday will bring the curtain down on a memorable few days in the city after three special shows in L4.
The Eras Tour is a huge cultural event and Jodie was even asked her thoughts on it when she was doing the press run for her upcoming film, The Bikeriders. The 31-year-old stars in the film alongside Austin Butler and the two were interviewed by Mollie King and Matt Edmondson on BBC Radio 1 this week.
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A section of the Eras tour on each night is tailored to the city they are performing in when dancer, Kam Saunders, uses a local turn of phrase. In last night's show, Kam, thrilled fans when he did his best impression of a Scouse accent and said: "Eee, get off your bike."
Matt asked Jodie what Scouse phrase she thought Kam would adopt during the show. The Bikeriders star deliberated the question before she advised the best way he could do a rendition of a Scouse accent.
She said: "I don't know about Liverpool per se, but I feel like when people think of Scousers, they always say, chicken and a can of coke."
Matt loved the idea of Kam saying this one on the shows as he said: "That would be perfect." Taylor will perform her final show of the Era Tour at Anfield tonight.
She was blown away by the welcome she has received so far in the city as she said Liverpool has made a "stunning impression".
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