18-year-old Alessia Cara is certainly not the first fan to upload a cover of T. Swift's "Bad Blood," but she's the first to get a response like this.
Alessia, whose single "Here" has over 2 million views on YouTube, had a publicity boost from BBC Radio 1's Piano Sessions, through which she recorded the cover. Swift very promptly tweeted some very flattering praise for the rendition.
Well this is pretty special! @AlessiaCara slayed this @TaylorSwift13 cover for @HuwStephens #R1PianoSessions @BBCR1! https://t.co/CTNae3r7Ky
— BBC Radio 1 (@BBCR1) July 8, 2015You're AMAZING, @alessiacara. Love this, @BBCR1 !
http://t.co/YqKl7UJkZL
— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) July 8, 2015Needless to say, Alessia was extremely excited (who wouldn't be?!).
DID TAYLOR SWIFT JUST ........... WAIT. NO. HOW. ALREADY. NO.
— ac (@alessiacara) July 8, 2015The "Blank Space" singer is known for initiating some pretty special interactions with fans.
She recently donated an astounding $50,000 to a young fan battling leukemia after seeing her YouTube post.
She also gave a male fan some advice about his outfit for prom, suggesting he opt for a classic tie over a bow tie:
The megastar attended a super fan's wedding:
And also gave free concert tickets to a fan who missed her show due to flight delays:
@StephanieBe I'm really sorry you missed it but if you can get to Dublin I'll buy you tickets! Sorry to hear about the travel nightmare. :(
— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) June 28, 2015Swift, who is half of the entertainment industry's wealthiest couple, seems more concerned about fostering a good relationship with her fans than indulging in her riches, which is perhaps what we adore most about her.
It's no wonder Taylor Swift such a massive pack of loyal fans.
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