Taylor Swift has reached the height of fame as she performs for millions of fans on the European leg of her Eras Tour, which has already grossed more than two billion dollars and bagged her a Guinness World Record.
With more than 11million people flocking to see her in concert, you can't blame the megastar for trying to go unnoticed every once in a while.
Eagle-eyed fans, who call themselves Swifties, have noticed that the Tortured Poets Department singer is transported from her dressing room to the main stage in a cleaning cart.
Two hunky security guards have been filmed pushing the 6ft container while the song Applause by Lady Gaga fills the stadium.
One sneaky fan caught the moment Swift's exited the fake cleaning cart in a sparkly bodysuit - one of roughly 16 outfits the singer wears throughout her performance.
Taylor Swift has reached the height of fame as she performs for millions of fans on the European leg of her Eras Tour
Two hunky security guards have been filmed pushing the 6ft container while the song Applause by Lady Gaga fills the stadium
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Fans have started using the Gaga song as a marker that the show is about to begin.
After the hit tune finishes playing, a three-minute countdown appears which indicates that Swift has hopped out of the cart and is readying herself backstage.
Adele has used a similar technique during her world tour to get onstage conspicuously.
In order to avoid being mobbed by fans, the Rolling in the Deep singer hid in a sweaty box designed to carry amps and instruments.
On stage in Sydney, Adele admitted: 'How I get to this stage makes me so sweaty. I'm drenched.
'I can't tell you until the end — you'll laugh when you find out.'
When Taylor's similar stealthy operation was unraveled, fans started to theorise how she may be transported elsewhere without being noticed.
Taylor made a speedy getaway from Los Angeles airport to reunite with boyfriend Travis Kelce at the Super Bowl in February this year.
The songstress used an umbrella to shield herself from view of the cameras as she slipped into an SUV.
A curtain could be seen dividing the front seats from the rear of the vehicle, allowing the star to keep her face hiddenwhile being escorted from the airport.
Later, Taylor was spotted alongside Donna Kelce - Travis's mum - in a box at the stadium.
After celebrating Travis's win, the young couple left the stadium together in a vintage convertible - although fans were confused how she made it from the box to meet her boyfriend after the game.
But a TikTok video then went viral showing what some Swifties claim to be the popstar hiding inside a popcorn machine to avoid being caught by fans.
A tight-lipped woman is seen dressed in red, pushing a large metal container with a popcorn bag placed precariously on top.
Swift made a speedy getaway from Los Angeles airport to reunite with boyfriend Travis Kelce at the Super Bowl in February this year.
The songstress used an umbrella to shield herself from view of the cameras as she slipped into an SUV
A curtain seen dividing the front seats from the rear of the vehicle, allowing the star to keep her face hidden while being escorted from the airport
Taylor spotted alongside Donna Kelce - Travis' mom - in a box at Arrowhead Stadium
A tight-lipped woman dressed in red, pushing a large metal container with a popcorn bag placed precariously on top
Shortly afterwards, the star was spotted leaving the stadium with Travis Kelce
Another bizarre fan theory includes the Blank Space singer being smuggled out of her Manhattan home in a suitcase.
Almost a dozen of Taylor's security guards were present to move a large suitcase into the boot of a car in 2017.
During an interview with Vogue UK, singer Zayn Malik later claimed the rumours were true.
The former One Direction star has collaborated with Taylor on music before and dated her friend Gigi Hadid.
Some of Taylor's disguises are slightly less elaborate.
She was spotted trying to keep a low-profile in 2017 as she headed out for a meeting in New York City.
The singer wore a blue hoodie and sunglasses as she weaved through the crowded streets.
As fans queue outside Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh ahead of Taylor's performance in the UK as part of The Eras Tour, it is inevitable that some will be keeping a keen eye out for any sign of the megastar.
The singer is accompanied on tour with four backup vocalists, six bandmates and 15 dancers.
Jan Ravnik, one of Taylor's many backup dancers, was seen snapping a picture in front of Edinburgh Castle today.
Amid speculation of whether Taylor has arrived in Scotland, fans have been queuing in chilly temperatures of just seven degrees outside Edinburgh’s Murrayfield stadium since the early hours of the morning.
Some had pitched up tents to make an impromptu camp outside the home of Scottish rugby overnight.
Ellie Poulter, 19, travelled from Oxfordshire to Edinburgh on a ten-hour coach to see the singer perform on Saturday.
She said: 'I've got a hotel but I want to be at the front. So I just dropped my bags there and we'll have somewhere to sleep after the concert on Saturday.'
Almost a dozen of Taylor's security guards were present to move a large suitcase into the boot of a car in 2017
Fans queue outside Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh ahead of Taylor's performance in the UK as part of The Eras Tour
The singer is accompanied on tour with four backup vocalists, six bandmates and 15 dancers (pictured)
Jan Ravnik, one of Taylor's many backup dancers, was seen snapping a picture in front of Edinburgh Castle today
Ellie Poulter, 19, travelled from Oxfordshire to Edinburgh on a ten-hour coach to see the singer perform on Saturday
First in to the stadium tonight will be Amber Small, 19, from Aberdeen, who was at the front of the VIP section
First in to the stadium tonight will be Amber Small, 19, from Aberdeen, who was at the front of the VIP section.
She said: 'I can't wait. I got here for 3am to be first in queue. I didn't go to bed last night because I was so excited.
'It was quite cold and dark but I've got my poncho on and I'm from North-East Scotland so I'm made of stern stuff.'
