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I mean Rock Music was music, SS26 was fashion and Camera would’ve been film. It was perfect. Meanwhile I don’t really see what Wink Wink has to do with Film. It’s kinda weird. How do you guys make sense of that?

Edit:
So I guess I must not have phrased this the best possible way. I was just curious to know why you guys thought Wink Wink was chosen to be the third single when it feels, in my humble opinion, a bit counterintuitive. Of course if you disagree with that that’s completely okay and I’d love to hear why.
I’m also aware that it doesn’t impact the album listening experience in any way, if that wasn’t clear.

I was just checking Ari’s spotify stats and realized yes and is currently getting almost 1,5M daily streams when the past few months it was usually getting about 500k. Does anyone know why that’s happening?

Hey! I’ve been looking for a live performance of Thinking Bout You but all I can find are mediocre quality reccordings. Do you guys have a cleaner version of Ari singing that song? It would mean the world to me as I absolute ADORE listening to Ari’s live performances.

I rewatched the show right before season 3 aired and I can vividly remember Rue, as a narrator, saying « Nate was anrgy because he was discovering his sexuality and it scared him » or something along those words. I think it was in season 3. I’m not sure why him not being straight was retconed by the writers but I think it kinda sucks. I think it might have something to do with the fact that they dropped the Nate and Jules storyline because of Hunter and Jacob beefing.

I know Wildest Dreams had a tiktok trend centered around it in 2021 which is why she released its rerecording at that time, but do we know what the reason for This Love was?

Side note : This Love TV is so much better than the og version she really cooked with that one

I’ll preface this by saying for each song I took into account the reccording I like the most. For example I think This Love TV is miles better than the original version, which is why it’s higher on the ranking than it would’ve been if I had taken into account the original reccording. Anyway here’s the ranking :

1. Style
2. Blank Space
3. Slut!
4. Is It Over Now?
5. Clean
6. You Are In Love
7. Wildest Dreams
8. This Love
9. Shake It Off
10. Bad Blood
11. I Wish You Would
12. Out Of The Woods
13. Say Don’t Go
14. New Romantics
15. Suburban Legends
16. Now That We Don’t Talk
17. Welcome To New York
18. Wonderland
19. All You Had To Do Was Stay
20. I Know Places
21. How You Get The Girl

Before you guys come at me, I know Shake It Off and Bad Blood aren’t Taylor’s finest work in terms of lyrics and music, but they’re just so iconic that I couldn’t put them any lower. Anyhow, if this were a tier list, I’d say 19-21 are songs that I dislike, 15-18 are songs that I don’t really care about, 9-14 are songs that I like, 6-8 are songs that I absolutely love, and 1-5 are some of my favorite Taylor songs ever.

Kinda wanna see if I have any chances as a gay guy🫣 also are you guys tops, bottoms or verses

If so, who do you think it could be?

It’s common knowledge that hosting snl is a great way to promote your upcoming album, movie, or whatever project you’re trying to promote. Though I don’t watch it that often, I remember pretty well that Sabrina Carpenter hosted multiple months after releasing her Man’s Best Friend album and Charli XCX hosted over a month after releasing her Brat And It’s Compltely Differant But Also Still Brat album. So I’m just wondering, is this a pattern and if so, why, or were these two the exception and not the rule?

I genuinely don’t understand why he doesn’t rate old albums whenever he reviews them