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Taylor Swift’s recent performances at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin have been captivating audiences. Still, it’s her dancer, Kameron Saunders, who stole the spotlight with his use of classic Dublin slang during the unforgettable nights.

Saunders, also known as “Kam” among the crew, left the lucky Swifties in attendance howling with laughter as he injected some local flavour into the shows. During Taylor’s hit song ‘We Are Never Getting Back Together,’ he grabbed the mic and belted out the classic Irish phrase “Pog mo thoin!” a gem in the Irish language that had the crowd roaring with laughter.

Not one to fade into the background, Saunders continued his comedic display during the same hit on Saturday, grabbing the spotlight and the microphone again to drop yet another iconic line: “THE NECK OF YE!”

This phrase, typically used by Dubliners to convey sarcastic sentiments, elicited a loud response from the crowd as Saunders lapped up the applause, solidifying his status as Dublin’s new favourite dancer.

Social media lit up with reactions from fans, with one declaring, “Kam is slaying it as usual!” While another wrote, “He always nails this segment!”

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Those unfamiliar with the amusing slang were quick to seek translations, with one helpful Irish woman likening it to saying “The cheek of you!” or “How dare you say that.” Even non-Irish social media users turned to Google for clarification, with one offering, “Mind your own business or calm down is what Google says it means.”

Saunders’ unabashed embrace of Dublin slang has undoubtedly added an extra layer of fun and connection to Taylor Swift’s already-legendary performances at the Aviva Stadium. Full report by .