Jacob Lewis: Fans rally around Taylor Swift fan struck, killed after leaving Houston concert

Taylor Swift fans are rallying around the family of Jacob Lewis who was tragically hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver as Lewis left the singer’s show in Houston on Friday night.

Lewis, 20, was hit when he tried to push his vehicle to the side of the road after he and his sister had car trouble on their way home from The Eras Tour.

Houston police said Alan Bryant, 34, hit the pair and fled the scene, only to be followed by a Good Samaritan tow truck driver who saw the collision happen.

Since the fatal crash, fans of the “Lover” singer have gathered to remember one of their own, posting hundreds of tributes and raising thousands of dollars to help Lewis’s family lay him to rest.

a GoFundMe page raised more than $60,000 in one day from 4,000 donations, hundreds of which come from “Swifties” donating $13 — Taylor’s lucky number — and leaving lyrics to memorialize his life.

Lewis and his sister, April Bancroft, had driven to the shoulder of the roadway when their car broke down late Friday night after leaving NRG Stadium.

The 20-year-old music theater student got out to push, but was immediately hit by the suspected drunk driver.

“You know, to make matters worse, the driver (Bryant) got out, helped my daughter get my son out from under his car, saw what had happened and got in his car and left,” Jacob’s father, Steve Lewis, recalled. I LOVE.

Police said officers were called in to assist and Bryant was arrested after being followed by the tow truck driver who witnessed the incident.

The grieving father said his son was a good force and loved video games, storytelling and musical theater. Lewis also qualified for the Three-time Pokémon World Championship, the father said.

In a Facebook post, Steve said he will remember his son as a “loving and faithful young man who was loyal to his family and friends.”

His last act was to take his sister to safety in a dark street. There is no way to describe the magnitude of this loss and the emptiness in our hearts,” he continued.

In a separate post, Lewis’ mother Karyn Sobczak Lewis said her son was taken “too soon” and that she believed he would do “big things in life.”

‘He was the best son a mother could wish for. He was always willing to help, tolerated my tendency to overreach at times, and filled my days with joy. He was my baby and looked so much like me. A real mama’s boy, but he loved it!’ she wrote.

Lewis’s parents thanked the public for their support and for their well wishes for their daughter, who was injured but is expected to survive.

Since his arrest, Bryant has been charged failure to stop and render aid and other charges are possible, police said.

Jacob has since been remembered by the singer’s fans who came together in a time of need to support his family.

In the days following Lewis’s death, dozens of Taylor Swift fan accounts shared the young man’s story, along with the link to a GoFundMe for his funeral expenses.

“Jacob Lewis, a Swiftie who went to @taylorswift13’s ‘The Eras Tour’ last night, has died as a result of a car accident hit by a drunk driver,” wrote a Twitter user who identifies as “Taylor Swift Facts.”

That account has more than 100,000 followers and their tweet has been viewed around 835,000 times.

Another account called ‘Taylor Swift Updates’ with 262,000 followers shared Lewis’s story along with the link to his family’s GoFundMe.

Fast fans were eager to shower Lewis’ family with love and support, even getting “Rip Jacob” trending on Twitter Monday afternoon.

“When I saw RIP JACOB trending, I cried so much. The way the fandom worked together to send love, money and support to its family and friends at this time is so beautiful,” wrote one Twitter user mentioning Allie.

“Sometimes this fandom can even be magical. I love you all. I hope his family gets justice for what happened,” Allie continued.

Fans also showed their support in the comments section of the GoFundMe that kicked off this weekend.

Since its inception, the fundraiser has raised over $60,000 and received hundreds of responses.

“Hold the memories, they’ll hold you,” one Swiftie who donated $13 wrote, citing Swift’s song “New Year’s Day.”

“You were bigger than the whole sky…you were more than just a short time,” one donor wrote, captioning “Bigger Than the Whole Sky.”

“The night you danced like you knew our lives would never be the same,” another wrote, citing “Long live.”

“The stars in your eyes shone brighter than tupelo,” another Swiftie replied, with a “Dorothea” quote.

“And just like an anthem, your love will be passed on,” wrote another, sharing the lyrics to “Seven.”

Swift herself has not spoken publicly about the death as of Monday afternoon.