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Vega Zaringlee came to the federal courthouse to support her idol, Taylor Swift.

“, she is so real,” the 10-year-old said Tuesday, as she , a trial that has drawn national media to the U.S. District Courthouse in Denver.

Line for Taylor Swift trial , fan contingent. Some have been outside federal courthouse since 4:45

— Tom McGhee (@dpmcghee)

Former Denver radio host David Mueller sued Swift, her mother, Andrea Swift, and her radio promotions manager, Frank Bell, claiming that their allegations that he groped the singer before a 2013 concert cost him his job.

against David Mueller, accusing the former Denver radio host for KYGO of assault and battery.

A line began forming before 4 a.m. to claim tickets set aside for the public to sit in the courtroom. Everyone in line was able to get a courtroom seat.

“I have been here since 3:45,” said Anthony Reyther, 29, a fan. “It seems interesting, so I just showed up.”

Anthony Reyther has been waiting since 3:45 a.m. To get into courthouse for Swift trial.

— Tom McGhee (@dpmcghee)

Not all of the 20 or so people who claimed tickets were dedicated Swift fans.

“I have always been really interested in journalism and law,” said Claire Beckman, 18. “I wanted to come and watch and learn.”

By going to court, that grabbing a woman without her permission is wrong, Beckman said.

“I think what she is doing and how she is doing this trial is admirable. It will send a message that sexual harassment is not OK in any form.”

“What else is there to do on a Tuesday,” said Matt Frickel, 28. “You get to see a celebrity in court and see how it goes.”