Recently, a 72-year-old grandma flew to Nashville to attend a Taylor Swift concert with her daughter and granddaughter — but she had no idea what sort of surprise she was in for.
That night, Swift brought out living legend Mick Jagger to perform the Rolling Stones' 1960s hit "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction."
As it turns out, it's always been Grandma's dream to see the Rolling Stones frontman live, just like the 14-year-old who freaked out when his parents bought him tickets to the band's show.
“The tickets were purchased a year in advance, not even knowing about special guests,” the video caption reads. “My mom has had a lifelong dream of going to a Stones concert, but due to a serious health issue this past year she missed their tour. It was upsetting to her and a big disappointment.”
Just wait til you see the heartwarming moment when she first sees Jagger on stage — her expression is priceless!
"We are so blessed to just have my mom healthy and on her feet, let alone acting like a teenage groupie!" the caption continues.
Swift even saw the video of this adorable grandma and shared it on Twitter, writing, "Why I like bringing out surprise special guests on tour."
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