Professional Swiftie for past 8 years▪︎Witchy Bitch (Taylor 's Version) ▪︎Atypically formatted to only agree with Taylor Swift▪︎Willow of Virgo in ME ▪︎ I write songs sometimes and I make jokes •If you have read till here, it's too late•
Happy New Year loversss!!!!! I haven't listened to this yet cause I did this in between a meeting but anyways here it is!!! Also few more mixtapes are on thier way so yaya!! Hopefully you'll like this one!Please get vaccinated if you are eligible! And stay safe and maintain social distancing! Sending all the love ❤, SJA . . . . . . . . . . All media used in this video, including songs, lyrics and music videos, are owned by their respective owners. I do not own any of the footages and songs used in this media, nor will profit off the usage of the medias stated above. Under the US copyright law section 107, this is a "fair usage of media" without profiting off the respective owners.
First of all, this is my opinion based on personal encounters and discussions with people. And to be honest this is just a thinking-out-loud episode that I have recorded and am posting it. Anyways, for me I would love hear more of a folklore sound but i wouldn't mind a rock album either cause anything she does will be a masterpiece.
Heyyy guys it's been a while and I miss you and I live you for all you have done thank you so much!! Moving on to the episode, today I discussed about the songs that in my opinion describe 's Taylor 's career/discography. The songs I chose stand with emotion resonating storytelling,impulsiveness of stillness wrapped with deep rooted vocals of vulnerability. 1- Tied together with a smile 2- Tell me why 3- Dear John 4-Story of us 5-I know places 6-Ivy And as you know me,I love to talk so there were more songs I discussed within the podcast you can check out.. Here's the link to the playlist. https://linktr.ee/swiftsockspodcast
Wow!! 11 years this is amazing . I am so proud of them and just looking how far they have come . I hope they are happy and having the time of thier life. And so are you!! Sending so so so so much love and peace. Stay safe
I am genuinely so grateful for you guys and I can't believe we reached 3.4k plays wow! You guys are so amazing for this !! I absolutely love each one of you !!! Thank you thank you so much for changing my life ❤
I am absolutely in love with Renegade . Stream now. Love you
I love every bit of this re recording. It is the most amazing things. So Hopefully you'll like this!!
Lover Fest East with Friends. I made mashups of songs with certain other artists (not from the album) as a remastered live version concept. Episode 1 -: Look what you made me do ft.Selena Hopefully you'll like it!!!
Hola!!!! Amigos!!!!! I am back!!!!! Lover, Taylor Swift's seventh album, has arrived — as of midnight Aug. 23. Featuring 18 tracks — Swift's longest album to date — with singles “Me!”, “You Need to Calm Down” and “Lover,” it's a pop tour de force that, as she has shared in promotional interviews, is her most romantic work yet — and potentially her personal favorite. “There are so many ways in which this album feels like a new beginning,” she told Vogue in a September cover profile. “This album is really a love letter to love, in all of its maddening, passionate, exciting, enchanting, horrific, tragic, wonderful glory.” Working with a heavy-hitter lineup of songwriters and producers, including Jack Antonoff and Joel Little, with assists from the likes of Annie Clark (better known as St. Vincent), Cautious Clay and Frank Dukes, Swift even features the Dixie Chicks. Swift has long had a playful relationship with fan theories about her work and the messages she hides; she openly admits to lurking on Tumblr and has been known to engage with fans and their ideas online. For that reason, Swift scholars analyze every song and every lyric in an effort to open the window into Swift's world just a little wider for the rest of us. As an artist, she's sure to take liberties as she crafts her narratives and tells the stories she sees fit to share; fans and critics should be wary about drawing conclusions about her personal intentions. But the universe she has built over a decade-plus career is rich with its own legends. That's why she's consistently one of our most potent pop stars, after all. With that in mind, here's our breakdown of every Lover song, from the early singles “Me!,” “You Need to Calm Down” and “Lover” to the rest of the highly-anticipated project.
Happy 3 years of reputation!!!!!!!!! Hopefully you'll like it!!
Suprise feature,!! I saw someone do it so I just tried it anyways hopefully you'll like it!!
I thought I would start a series ..as I get busy in assignments and school work. So,I thought that I have mashups already ready . So until I get time to record a new episode..I will be posting those.So this is called "1989 Mixtape" -: as it was my first ever album of taylor and in general I ever heard .So I would be posting the Mashups track by track . Because WHY NOT!? Hopefully you'll like it!!
Heyy, I am back!!!!! So is Taylor Swift!!! Almost a year ago, Taylor Swift released Lover, a lively course correction intended, in part, to craft a more measured and mature style for the singer, whose previous album, Reputation, had used withering sarcasm and hip-hop production elements to wage war with Swift's crumbling, goodie-two-shoes image and the enemies poking holes in the narrative. In January's Netflix documentary Miss Americana, which chronicled the Lover sessions and revisited key career moves in the preceding decade, Swift admitted to being driven, on a certain level, by a hunger for public approval: “My entire moral code is a need to be thought of as good,” she said. 1989's pop turn was really a quest to be seen as the total package in music, an overcorrection for the embarrassment at the 2009 MTV VMAs. The country era before that had been a bit of an act of folksy people-pleasing, too. Lover, it seemed, was the real deal. But even that was a charm offensive of a sort, heralded by blindingly bright music videos and bustling, busy melodies. Amid the R&B/soul underpinnings of “False God” and “I Forgot That You Existed,” the droning synths of “The Archer,” the high school melodrama of “Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince,” the maximalist pop radio fare of “Me!” and “You Need to Calm Down,” and the rustic repose of “Soon You'll Get Better” and the title track, half a dozen possible Taylors emerged from the pyre on which the old Taylor burned. Again, Swift created distance between her past and present by arming herself with different toys. You could argue that the singer's eighth album folklore, announced and released in a whirlwind 24 hours just before the weekend, is another sweeping recalibration, trading soaring melodies and effervescent production for moody, introspective folk-pop. But it undersells the true utility of this stripped affair to say it's just a new sandbox for Taylor. What's striking about this collection of songs is the relative lack of a fussy new sound and an obvious single. Loosed from the responsibility of piquing the audience's interest with a rollout dotted with attention-grabbing gestures, Swift is left with just her feelings and her stories. Stream Cardigan
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An Exhaustive and Exhausting Timeline of Taylor Swift and Kanye West's Feud I, for one, would like to remove myself from this narrative. Wow, isn‘t it great that in 2020, we've all finally moved on from Taylor Swift and Kanye West's feud? Oh wait, sorry, it's still happening. Much like Rob Kardashian's line of socks, this feud refuses to give up and will presumably haunt us for years to come. Frankly, there are more twists and turns than my brain is emotionally prepared to deal with. Annnnd that about brings us up to date. Something tells me this timeline will be updated, sigh.
Heyyyy welcome to the first episode. Sorry couldn't add the actual song due to copyright issues . Taylor Alison Swift is an American singer-songwriter. She is best known for her narrative songwriting that often centers around her personal life and has received widespread critical praise and media coverage.
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