Seems like Taylor Swift had a good reason for skipping out on MTV's Video Music Awards this year.

The singer was probably getting a good night's rest to participate in the nation's favorite civic activity on Monday morning: jury duty.

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In 2015, Swift reportedly deferred her last call for jury duty due to her world tour, but it seems as if a year later, she was ready for a glamorous day of court in Nashville. While there, she also took time to pose for some selfies with fans and sign autographs.

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A Nashville judge dismissed Swift as a potential juror in an aggravated rape and kidnapping case on Monday, Davidson County District Attorney General's Office spokesman Ken Whitehouse said.

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"She asked to be left off out of concern for an upcoming trial in Denver where she was — she used the term 'groped' — by a fan at a meet-and-greet," Whitehouse said.

Swift told the judge she would be more than willing to serve on a jury in any other type of case, he said.

Swift also gave a group of kids from one fellow juror's carpool a shout-out and some good advice.

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Additional reporting by the Associated Press