Since Wednesday (5 July), Taylor Swift fans have been queuing up at SingPost outlets across the country.
This is in preparation for the Taylor Swift general sales taking place today (7 July) at 12pm.
Knowing that some fans might not have easy access to food overnight, Domino’s Pizza Singapore decided to give out pizzas to these dedicated individuals.
Fans and netizens were deeply touched by the company’s actions.
In a wholesome TikTok video, Domino’s Pizza shared that their delivery riders had delivered pizzas to different SingPost outlets last night (6 July).
Source: @dominossg on TikTok
The company stated that they wanted to give out “tay-sty” pizzas to the dedicated fans.
Source: @dominossg on TikTok
Upon reaching the outlets, the delivery men handed out personal pan pizzas to the fans waiting in line.
Source: @dominossg on TikTok
They also wished the fans all the best in getting their tickets.
Speaking to MS News, Domino’s Pizza shared that they delivered the pizzas to Taylor Swift fans at the Sengkang, Bukit Timah, and Serangoon SingPost outlets.
They made the deliveries at around 10pm last night (6 July).
In total, they delivered 15 pizzas to each location for fans to share.
An MS News reader who was camped at the Serangoon Central outlet confirmed that the delivery man came at around 10pm.
Source: MS News reader
She also shared that she received a Hawaiian pizza from them.
Many netizens found the company’s actions to be wholesome, with one commenter saying “DOMINO[‘s] FTW [for the win]”.
Source: @dominossg on TikTok
While multiple TikTok users expressed their respect by flooding the comments section with “W[win] dominos”.
Additionally, one commenter was so touched by the sweet act that they said they’d happily patronise the pizza place “today”.
Source: @dominossg on TikTok
Hence, thanks to the efforts of the deliverymen, some Taylor Swift fans didn’t have to go hungry overnight.
Kudos to Domino’s Pizza for spreading kindness and positivity amidst the Taylor Swift frenzy.
That said, good luck to those hoping to secure their tickets today.
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Featured image adapted from @dominossg on TikTok.
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