[DallasBiff]

Oh gawd, this is ridiculous, my trust in science is going down everyday, notice how they don't mention that Swift should be banned, because of climate change.

[Tell It Right]

I imagine football stadium engineers get on edge whenever 100K fans stomp their feet in unison to We Will Rock You.

[No name given]

I am now indifferent to all things related to this pop tart.

[NorthMountain]

I hope that your entire comment is some sort of sarcasm ...

Architects and structural engineers might very well be interested in this sort of thing.

[circlecity]

I remember that fans had the entire grandstand swaying as the Grand Funk concert was playing back in 72.

[outofsalt]

“The songs varied considerably in magnitude, with “Shake It Off” coming in at the largest local magnitude of 0.851.”

Deploy a gravitometer and I bet the field generated would be very weak. Microgravity...

[jmcenanly]

It depends on the average size of the Swifties

[NWFree]

Fans probably beating their heads on the floor from the torture

[1FreeAmerican]

This has happened in the past -

https://scholarsmine.mst.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2173&context=icchge

“In the summer of 1985 rock artist Bruce Springsteen and his
1and gave two concerts in Nya Ullevi ·Stadium, Gothenburg,
Sweden...”

[moovova]

I still have trouble getting in sync with The Wave.

[ken in texas]

I’ll bet Hank Johnson is hoping she doesn’t hold a concert on Guam. :-)