TAYLOR Swift has stopped mid-song during a performance in Scotland, revealing her hand was ‘frozen’ in an odd position.

The singer was strumming her guitar, playing her hit song Would’ve Should’ve Could’ve when the mishap occurred.

Taylor Swift stopped her Scotland show when her hand ‘froze’Credit: X/tswifterastour

The star joked with fans as she massaged her hand before continuing to performCredit: X/tswifterastour

A fan-run account on X, formerly Twitter, posted a video from the Edinburgh, Scotland, show.

In the clip, Taylor stopped playing her guitar, looking at her hand, which was in a strange position.

“My hand is frozen in a weird cramp. This has never happened before, I’m really sorry,” she said to the audience.

The pop singer was met with cheers and praise from fans as she tried to relieve the pain.

She joked that it was “forming a claw,” which elicited laughter from the more than 70,000 Swifties in attendance.

This isn’t the first time Taylor’s had to stop a performance recently, though it might be the first that it’s been her who had a problem.

Taylor’s Edinburgh show featured a number of of heartfelt momentsCredit: X/tswifterastour

SWIFT RESCUE

Taylor’s performance at Murrayfield was impressive, no doubt.

In addition to her unusual and show-stopping minor injury, the pop singer switched into 16 different outfits and performed a medley of her hits.

There were also a number of touching moments, including one in which the Fortnight singer saw one of her fans get down on one knee in a sea of fans while they sang along to her song Cardigan.

“I’m pretty sure I just saw someone who got engaged. Did it happen? Yeah?,” she said.

“Congratulations. Wow. Man that’s amazing. Thank you for doing that at my concert. That’s a big moment. Huge.”

Elsewhere in the show, Taylor paused her performance and refused to continue until an audience member received assistance.

The incident occurred as she played Would’ve Should’ve Could’ve – the same song during which she herself needed a moment.

Taylor strummed her guitar but held off on singing, noticing that someone needed help.

“I’m just gonna keep playing until somebody helps them,” she said.

“I’m just gonna keep singing this. I’m just gonna keep talking until they get help, just let me know when – I can do this all night,” she joked.