Taylor Swift’s dancer praises LGBTQ+ Eras Tour representation

Taylor Swift’s dancer Whyley Yoshimura praised the singer’s LGBTQ+ acceptance. (Gareth Cattermole/Getty/Insta:@whyleyy)

Queer Taylor Swift fans have a reason to celebrate this weekend as dancer and choreographer Whyley Yoshimura praises the pop star for platforming LGBTQ+ representation.

In the fourth episode of the Taylor Swift documentary series, end of an eraYoshimura is featured heavily to express his love for the “All Too Well” hitmaker.

During the episode, the 36-year-old dancer spoke candidly about joining a dance troupe. “I was so honored to see her go down and trust me at the last minute,” he explained.

“But it’s even more of an honor to share the stage with someone who sees me. She doesn’t just see me, she celebrates me.

“Male dancers don’t really get to play female parts that often, and they’re even allowed to be as active in that part as they want.

“I want to be a role model for everyone, male, female, non-binary. I want them to feel seen the same way I felt seen by Taylor.”

Yoshimura also praised Swift’s emotional investment in The Eras Tour. He said, “I have never seen a boss come into a rehearsal crying with joy and passion for his work.”

Yoshimura is no stranger to the industry, having worked with artists such as Janet Jackson, Rihanna and Jennifer Lopez. However, it was on a reality show in 2011 that he first came into the spotlight. All about Aubrey. On the show, he served as Aubrey O’Day’s dance instructor.

The dancer may be married, as she posted in 2022, “My husband asked me to post this.” Instagram.

How to watch Taylor Swift’s documentary series end of an era?

Taylor Swift: The Elus Tour: The End of an Era A behind-the-scenes look at her record-breaking Elas tour. The longline goes on like this. “This intimate look at Taylor’s life on tour made headlines and thrilled fans around the world.

“Additionally, the series spotlights performers, family and friends including Gracie Abrams, Sabrina Carpenter, Ed Sheeran and Florence Welch, providing never-before-seen insight into what it took to create the phenomenon.”

The final two episodes of the six-episode documentary series will be released on December 23rd, instead of December 26th as originally planned.

The second concert film is Taylor Swift: The Elus Tour: The Final Showwhich debuted on Friday (December 12). The concert film captures Swift’s final tour performance.

clock The Elas Tour: End of an Era and The Elas Tour: Final Show On Disney Plus.