In my opinion this is how most of the general American public looks at it ,like a fun pop album . I do not understand this constant need to be negative and dismissive especially in the face of swifties and other members of the general public who love this album.
She has previously talked in her NYT songwriters interview how she got inspiration for writing the track “Elizabeth Taylor” while she was in conversation with her now fiancé , while driving back to their home.
“ Swift is the embodiment of femininity in 2026. She’s girly, she’s loud, she’s sensitive and she’s professional. She’s a powerhouse who can change “eras” from year to year. She has conquered country, pop and folk by writing songs about heartbreak, relationships, female empowerment and the human experience. She has won the most Album of The Year Grammy awards of all time. So why are people so hesitant to call her a great musician?
Do not get me wrong, you are totally allowed to dislike Swift. But it’s that irksome “She’s a great businesswoman” phrase, often followed by “I’ll give her that,” that makes my blood boil. The phrase, although it sounds innocent, carries the connotation that she’s a conniving, money-hungry, calculated person whose primary goal is stacking that paper”- Fiona Averill
Blind loyalty to a party has never been a defining feature of Black political activism, award-winning journalist and best-selling author Michael Harriot writes.
It was previously reported by people magazine in 2024 that he was joining the team to help produce the documentary , Kelce has previously expressed admiration for the icons work. https://people.com/travis-kelce-producing-jean-michel-basquiat-documentary-8606517
Years ago, as part of her negotiation process to sign with UMG, Swift demanded that the company pay out artists — regardless of debts they may have to the company — if UMG ever sold off its Spotify stock.
Just blatantly ripping apart the constitution (not that they haven’t already since it got a conservative majority