A Taylor Swift fan has taken fan service to a whole new level after she listed tubs of rainwater from one of the star's shows for a hefty price tag.
Now, by now I'm sure you've all seen the amazing content coming out of Swfit's Eras World Tour. From stunning, soul-bursting performances all the way to her incredible outfit changes, the 33-year-old has been leaving it all on stage for her fans as she continues around the States.
While initially, the weather seemed to be siding with Swift, especially during her open-top stadium performances, recently she's been caught in the midst of some wild showers.
But there's a silver lining to every (rain) cloud as the downpours gave one concertgoer an idea to earn back some of the cost of the tickets.
On Saturday night in Foxborough, Massachusetts, the 'You Belong With Me' singer gave fans a night to remember as she performed through an entire rain storm at the Gillette Stadium, even asking if those in attendance would be up for "one more song," before the intro for 'Karma' started playing.
Swift then put on her sparkling jacket and pushed her drenched hair out of her face while beaming at her fans, who couldn't help but marvel at the sight of their idol.
However, it seems as though some people jumped on this as a potential business opportunity, collecting droplets of rain to package and sell online.
Yeah, you read that right - she's selling rain.
After the show, this fan headed straight online to list small tubs of the "special" water online, even going as far as labeling it as "Eras Tour rain [from] Gillette Stadium."
But such a simple item could set you back an entire week's paycheck, coming with a whopping $250 price tag.
A screenshot of the listing was shared to Twitter by Pop Tingz, which pulled in thousands of reactions.
One user described it as "Holy water", while another added: "Yk make that bag b****."
A third also pointed out that it was a source of reimbursement writing: "Broke after buying tickets so they have to settle by selling rain water. Thank god I watched live."
"Ok this is getting out of hand Jesus Christ," this user said.
Now, this isn't the first - or probably last - time we'll see Swift perform in the rain.
In her hometown of Nashville, Tennessee, we saw Swift give her fans a show and a half even despite the extreme weather conditions.
After officially declaring it to be a "a rain show", the Grammy-award winning star said: "This is something we’re all doing together. It’s like such a bonding experience. We’re all gonna leave here tonight looking like we just went through five car washes...
"People will be like, 'Where were you? Several wars?' And you’re like, 'No, I just went to the Eras Tour. It’s fine,'" she added.
Let's just hope people don't start to monetize other random things from the eras Tour or it's going to become a saturated market, that's for sure.
