If you thought Taylor Swift was the most famous person in her entourage, think again. Meet Drew, the now-legendary bodyguard of Taylor Swift who has been making headlines for keeping Swift safe—and looking effortlessly intimidating while doing it.
Who is Drew?
Drew is no ordinary security guard. He’s the eagle-eyed protector who has been shadowing Swift’s every move, from her Eras Tour to the Super Bowl. His most viral moment? Casually standing guard outside her bathroom stall while she attended the game. Talk about dedication.
How Much Does Taylor Swift’s Bodyguard Earn?
Let’s talk numbers. Reports suggest that Swift’s security team members make around $1,100 per day while working on tour. If you do the math, that’s over $400,000 per year—and that’s just for standard security duties.
Some sources claim that top-tier personal bodyguards like Drew can make upwards of $500,000 annually. One former bodyguard even left his post, sacrificing an estimated $1.8 million salary to fight in Israel. So yeah, protecting Taylor Swift isn’t just a high-profile gig—it’s a seriously lucrative one.
What Does the Job Actually Involve?
It’s not just about looking scary in sunglasses. Being Taylor Swift’s bodyguard means:
- Keeping an eye out for overenthusiastic fans (or, let’s be real, haters).
- Blocking paparazzi from getting too close.
- Ensuring Swift can enjoy a Super Bowl bathroom break in peace.
- Being physically ready to step in at any moment.
Swifties Love Drew
Swift’s fans have fully embraced Drew as part of the extended “Taylor Nation.” Some are even calling for him to get his own fan club. Social media is flooded with posts like:
- “Protect Drew at all costs! He protects our queen!”
- “Drew deserves a Grammy for best security performance.”
- “Honestly, I trust Taylor’s bodyguard more than I trust most people in my life.”
Whether he’s standing guard at a concert or going viral for being the most committed security pro in the business, Drew has cemented himself as the ultimate bodyguard. If there were an award for “Most Dedicated Security Detail,” he’d win it, no contest.
