Why Did A Fan Smash A Taylor Swift-Signed Guitar They Bought For $4,000? Gary Estes, the man who bought and destroyed the guitar, later explained what happened, saying: “There was nothing ...

A man who for some reason smashed up a guitar with a hammer in Texas apparently thought it had been signed by Taylor Swift - but it was not, in fact, an official Swift-certified guitar.

In a video posted to TikTok, one of the men assisting with the auction in Waxahachie, Texas, waves a hammer around in one hand and holds a signed six-string guitar emblazoned with images of Taylor ...

Credit: JD Cobb / YouTube A few weeks ago, a video of Texas man Gary Estes buying and immediately smashing what was reportedly a Taylor Swift-signed guitar at an auction quickly went viral.

A man bought a guitar autographed by Taylor Swift for $4,000 at a charity auction in Texas, then gleefully took to it with a hammer as the crowd cheered. The unidentified snowy-haired buyer buyer ...

WAXAHACHIE, Texas — A signed Taylor Swift guitar destroyed by an Ellis County man is up for sale on eBay just days after a video of the destruction went viral. The incident, which has garnered ...

No one was shedding any teardrops over a Taylor Swift-signed guitar that was destroyed as a protest (?) against something (??) — because she probably didn’t sign it. On Monday, footage ...

This Taylor Swift guitar really went under the hammer at auction. A mystery buyer is going viral for reportedly coughing up $4,000 to buy a signed Taylor Swift guitar at a Texas charity auction ...

A video now circulating on social media depicts the man taking a hammer from another person helping the auctioneer before grabbing the signed guitar and bashing it. The guitar was designed to ...

You read that right. The destroyed guitar signed by Taylor Swift was donated back to the nonprofit that held the auction, which has decided to put it up for an online auction. Here's what we know.

A man who for some reason smashed up a guitar with a hammer in Texas may have thought it had been signed by Taylor Swift — but it was not, in fact, an official Swift-certified guitar.