Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl refuses to answer Taylor Swift question after THAT viral Eras Tour diss

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl dodged a question about Taylor Swift while out in Los Angeles on Thursday after recently accusing the pop star of lip-synching. 

One month after implying that the Cruel Summer hitmaker does not sing live on her Eras Tour during one of his shows in London, the Foo Fighters frontman, 55, chose to remain silent when asked about his remarks by a paparazzo while walking to his car in Los Angeles. 

When asked directly what he thought about the online chatter that his 'statements on Taylor not playing live weren’t fair,' the musician kept his mouth shut.

He also chose not to respond to a question about 'why' he doesn't think she sings live, despite the 14-time Grammy winner insisting that she does not lip sync. 

In the footage, obtained by TMZ, Grohl smoked a cigarette and simply gave a wide-eyed expression when asked to 'clarify' his past comments.

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl dodged a question about Taylor Swift while out in Los Angeles on Thursday after recently accusing the pop star of lip-synching; seen in 2014

In June, the music legend blasted Swift's record-breaking Eras Tour by suggesting she doesn't sing live.

During one of his concerts, he told the crowd: 'We like to call our tour "The Errors Tour" because I feel like we’ve had more than a few eras and more than a few f**king errors as well.'

He proceeded to quip: 'That’s because we actually play live.' 

As some concertgoers booed, he shot back: 'What? Just saying. You guys like raw, live rock ‘n’ roll music, right? You came to the right f**king place.' 

Right before he made the accusation, Grohl he admitted to 'joking about the Taylor Swift tour earlier' and not wanting to 'suffer the wrath of Taylor Swift.' 

The day after his comment, Swift seeming responded to his claim as she thanked her band and crew for working tirelessly to make the Eras Tour special for fans. 

Swift asked her fans to cheer for every one of her band members and crew, who she said plsy 'live for you for 3.5 hours' every show. 

'They deserve this so much,' she gushed. 'And so does every one of my fellow performers. And you just gave that to us so generously, we will never forget it.' 

One month after implying that the Cruel Summer hitmaker does not sing live on the Eras Tour during one of his shows in London, the Foo Fighters frontman, 55, chose to remain silent when asked about his remarks by a paparazzo while walking to his car in Los Angeles (pictured in 2024)

When asked directly what he thought about the online chatter that his 'statements on Taylor not playing live weren’t fair,' the musician kept his mouth shut (seen together in 2008)

Swifties were upset at the rocker for taking a jab at the superstar, who he previously credited for saving him from embarrassment at a party in front of Paul McCartney; seen in 2007

Grohl and Swift have previously been on good terms, with the former praising the latter's decision to re-record her albums, reclaiming her back catalog.

He also once spoke of how he was 'saved' by Swift after she assisted him while performing at a party held by Sir Paul McCartney.

Some online users were unimpressed with Grohl's jibe at Swift, who has sold over 200 million records worldwide.

Swift seeming responded to his claim as she thanked her band and crew for working tirelessly to make the Eras Tour special for fans; seen in May 2024

Some online users were unimpressed with Grohl's jibe at Swift, who has sold over 200 million records worldwide

One wrote: 'Oh Tayvoodoo is coming for him and he deserves it. Can't handle that a woman is more talented and successful.'

'Wow Grohl so washed he has to use Taylor's name for free pr? Embarrassing thought he was better than that what a shame', another user said. 

Some fans suggested that Grohl's attack was partly fueled by abuse faced by his daughter from Swifties - Taylor Swift's fans.

Violet Grohl criticized Swift for flying between concert stops in a private jet.