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    Watch The Shocking Moment Taylor Swift And Lisa Kudrow Perform Friends Hit “Smelly Cat”

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    Taylor Swift and Lisa Kudrow’s Unexpected Duet at the 1989 World Tour

    Celebrity collaborations on stage are always exciting, and Taylor Swift’s 1989 World Tour at the Staples Centre in Los Angeles on August 26th, 2015, was no exception. Fans were in for a delightful surprise when “Friends” star Lisa Kudrow joined Swift for an unexpected and humorous performance.

    A Special Guest at Swift’s Concert

    During the sold-out concert, Taylor Swift teased the audience about her special guest, hinting at a performer who had only ever played in coffee houses. The excitement in the air was palpable as Swift prepared the crowd for the guest’s big venue debut.

    Phoebe Buffay’s Iconic Song Live

    The crowd erupted in excitement when they realized that Lisa Kudrow, best known as Phoebe Buffay from “Friends,” was the surprise guest. The highlight of the night was the live acoustic rendition of the iconic “Friends” song “Smelly Cat,” a rare and nostalgic treat for the audience.

    Watch Taylor Swift and Lisa Kudrow’s unique and entertaining performance of “Smelly Cat” from the 1989 World Tour in the video below.

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