Taylor Swift continues to take over the world on her "1989 World Tour," and last night's (September 29) stop in St. Louis marked the end of HAIM's stint as the opening act. In Swift's signature style, she brought out an additional special guest — this time pandering to the Missouri crowd with an appearance from hometown rap hero Nelly.
He ran through his recent DJ Mustard-produced single "The Fix," with Swift chiming in on the "Sexual Healing"-sampling chorus, but things really started to heat up when HAIM came back to the stage and joined the pair for a rendition of Nelly's classic party hit "Hot in Herre."
The cleaned-up rendition of the track was accompanied by some equally childish choreography, but it nevertheless looks like everyone on stage was having a blast. Relive the early '00s guilty pleasure by watching footage of the performance below.
He ran through his recent DJ Mustard-produced single "The Fix," with Swift chiming in on the "Sexual Healing"-sampling chorus, but things really started to heat up when HAIM came back to the stage and joined the pair for a rendition of Nelly's classic party hit "Hot in Herre."
The cleaned-up rendition of the track was accompanied by some equally childish choreography, but it nevertheless looks like everyone on stage was having a blast. Relive the early '00s guilty pleasure by watching footage of the performance below.
The highlight of our friendship thus far @HAIMtheband PS WE LOVE YOU @Nelly_Mo #1989TourStLouis pic.twitter.com/3USBBookRg
— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) September 30, 2015"WHAT?!" @Nelly_Mo @HAIMtheband #1989TourStLouis pic.twitter.com/lZYDlJNmsS
— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) September 30, 2015