Taylor Swift teared up while closing out her sixth and final sold-out Eras Tour performance at Toronto’s Rogers Centre on Saturday, Nov. 23.

Swifties who attended Taylor Swift’s Nov. 21 Toronto concert have smashed a record at the Rogers Centre for the highest traffic of live streams and sharing content on the Rogers 5G network ever recorded at a single event at the stadium.

On Saturday, Taylor Swift marked an emotional end to her final Eras Tour show in Toronto as she headed for one last ride. As her record-breaking tour nears its end, Swift appeared sentimental on stage after receiving a minutes-long standing ovation from the audience at Rogers Centre.

Taylor Swift hit the stage in Toronto for her first show Thursday night, and the first Eras Tour stop in Canada, greeting a sold-out crowd in a signature glittery bodysuit as Swifties rejoiced with both cheers and tears.

On Saturday, Taylor Swift marked an emotional end to her final Eras Tour show in Toronto as she headed for one last ride. As her record-breaking tour nears its end, Swift appeared sentimental on stage after receiving a minutes-long standing ovation from the audience at Rogers Centre.

The city, which has activated its emergency operations centre for Swift’s visit, has created five designated drop-off and pickup spots around the Rogers Centre to accommodate the anticipated increase in Ubers, Lyfts, taxis and any other vehicles coming to the area:

Taylor Swift's two selections for acoustic set on Saturday couldn't have had a starker contrast as she chose fun and effervescent love tunes for her first mashup and painful breakup songs of unrequited love for the second.

The singer-songwriter became overwhelmed with gratitude during the "Champagne Problems" standing ovation on Saturday in Toronto.