Taylor Swift screams ‘we’re going to die’ as singer puts out kitchen fire with Gracie Abrams in rare home video

A FIRE broke out in Taylor Swift’s kitchen and the singer joked that she was going to die.

Gracie Abrams shared a video on Instagram of the two cooking at Taylor’s New York home when the incident occurred.

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“What do I do about it?” Taylor, 34, asked as he grabbed the fire extinguisher.

“I think we’re going to die,” she told Gracie as she searched for the device.

“We’re not going to die,” replied the friend.

Once she found it, she couldn’t get it to work and screamed, “B***h!”

Taylor finally got the extinguisher working and put out the fire.

“Our bags are ruined, my shoes and the whole room, I think,” Taylor joked as Gracie laughed.

Gracie, 24, said she smelled really good before coughing.

Taylor’s stove was covered in smoke as she stood there in shock.

She trained the camera on Taylor’s youngest cat, Benjamin Button, who walked into the kitchen looking confused.

“Writing this entire song from 2am to 6am was one of the most fun I’ve ever had in my life. @taylorswift now we know how to use a fire extinguisher. publish.

Gracie and Taylor collaborated on a song called Us on Gracie’s second album, The Secret of Us, which was released on June 21.

The song ironically has the line “I see her through the smoke”.

‘SHE WAS A LEGEND’

Although Gracie posted the video on Friday, she spoke about the fire with billboard on Tuesday.

She said they heard a candle fall earlier in the evening, but they thought it was one of her cats knocking something over.

Tracklist for The Secret USA, by Gracie Abrams

Gracie Abrams released her second studio album, The Secret of Us. The LP was released on June 21 and features 13 tracks, including one with Taylor Swift. Here are those tracks.

1. I felt good with you
2. Risk
3. Blowing smoke
4. I love you, I’m sorry
5. us (featuring Taylor Swift)
6. Let it happen
7. Tough love
8. I knew, I know you
9. I gave you I gave you
10. Normal thing
11. Good luck Charlie
12. Free now
13. Near to you

After a night of dinner and drinks, the friends were shocked when the fire caught fire at 6am.

“She was a legend – I don’t know how at this time or in our state she knew what to do,” Gracie told the channel.

“We both had an insane cough from fire extinguisher smoke for weeks.”

Gracie revealed that the fire happened six months ago after they wrote their collaboration.

Before the fire, Taylor and Gracie had just finished listening to the other tracks on Gracie and The Tortured Poet’s Department’s album, before any of them were announced.

LYING ON THE FLOOR

Gracie also revealed that they were “singing and dancing like theater kids” to Taylor’s track But Daddy, I Love Him.

She also lay on Taylor’s floor in disbelief after listening to The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived.

After that, they started listening to instrumentals that their friend and collaborator, Aaron Dessner, had made.

“Something caught our attention at the same time, really hard and fast,” she told Billboard.

“So we ran to the piano and started writing this song… I used to fantasize about this kind of thing as a kid.”

Shortly after the fire, they went to upstate New York to record the duet with Aaron, the founder of the band The National.

Gracie opened for Taylor on the North American leg of her Eras Tour and will join her again on select dates in November and December.

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