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\n\tFans were camped out in line for Gracie Abrams<\/a>\u2018 headlining concert in Mexico City when Taylor Swift<\/a> announced her engagement<\/a> to Travis Kelce. In a video captured outside the venue<\/a>, they screamed and celebrated as if they were cheering for a close personal friend. Later that night, Abrams did the same.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cI feel like we should be saying a big congratulations to Taylor, who\u2019s not here, but everybody, just congratulations to her,\u201d Abrams said. The screams from the crowd rose before she could even get the first \u201ccongratulations\u201d out. Both artists have written their fair share of heartbreak songs<\/a>, which has led to some significant overlap within their hopeless romantic fanbases. In 2023 and 2024, Abrams joined Swift on the Eras Tour as an opening act and later collaborated with her on The Secret of Us<\/em>. <\/p>\n \n\t\u201cI feel like she\u2019s here with us tonight because of this song,\u201d Abrams said, introducing their collaboration \u201cUs.\u201d The record falls more within the hopeless category than the romantic one. \u201cAnd if history\u2019s clear, the flames always end up in ashes\/And what seemed like fate, give it ten months and you\u2019ll be past it\/Babylon lovers hangin\u2019 missed calls on the line\/I gave you mine,\u201d they sing.<\/p>\n \n\tThe song echos the sentiment of Swift\u2019s Tortured Poets Department <\/em>deep cut \u201cThe Prophecy,\u201d where she pleads, \u201cPlease\/I\u2019ve been on my knees\/Change the prophecy\/Don\u2019t want money\/Just someone who wants my company\/Let it once be me\/Who do I have to speak to\/About if they can redo the prophecy?\u201d Whoever it was, they listened and made the change. <\/p>\n \n\t\u201cYour English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married,\u201d Swift and Kelce wrote in a joint post on Instagram on Tuesday, Aug. 26. The musician and athlete began their relationship two years ago. <\/p>\n