Tate McRae drew attention online after sharing a new dance clip in tiny black shorts. The singer marked a milestone moment with a caption reflecting on the past year since she debuted a major performance. Her post quickly sparked a wave of reactions from fans.
Here’s what we know about her look, the message she shared, and how the internet responded.
Tate McRae’s dance moves in tiny shorts have got fans talking
Tate McRae shared a new Instagram post on September 7, 2025, where she danced in tiny black shorts to her own track.
She paired the video with the caption, “Msg tonight…… Been 1 year since I premiered this at here last year and started my album cycle holyyy time fliiieeesssss.” The post marked the anniversary of her Madison Square Garden performance, which was part of her Miss Possessive tour.
The video quickly gained traction online, amassing more than 324,000 likes within three days. Fans highlighted the timing of the post, with one writing, “Wait, That’s Not GREEDY how has it been one year already?!” Another added, “you and I haven’t been the same since that. miss possessive changed lives.” Comments also focused on her choreography, including one that read, “that first clip with the choreo still gives me chills.”
Her Madison Square Garden concerts consisted of three sold-out nights. Rolling Stone quoted McRae at the venue saying, “It’s so crazy for me to be playing Madison Square Garden again! It’s one of those arenas that feels like a fever dream every time you play it. It’s just fucking crazy.” She performed tracks from her latest album, So Close To What, alongside earlier singles such as “You Broke Me First” and “Greedy.”
McRae’s performances emphasized her background in dance, featuring routines described as “eroto-acrobatic moves.” Songs like “Purple Lace Bra” and “Siren Sounds” incorporated staging that drew on her choreography roots. Fan reactions mirrored this energy on Instagram.
Responses included, “Body,” “I’m gonna pass out cause wdym I’m at Tate’s post,” and “the place where pop realised who the next queen is!” One commenter wrote, “Three sold out shows at Madison Square Garden. Isn’t that insane?” while another demanded, “NO SERIOUSLY, I NEED A MISS POSSESSIVE TOUR MOVIE.”
McRae closed her MSG concert run with “Greedy,” ending the night with confetti cannons.
