when taylor wore green/orange in cardiff she sang i hate it here/the lakes. when she wore it in dublin she sang clara bow/the lucky one. we are in danger
i actually think if taylor swift can sell more albums in her fifth week of an album than your first week of an album (or any week) then maybe she deserves to be #1 on the charts because she sold more albums hope this helps
9. 22
10. We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
11. I Knew You Were Trouble
12. All Too Well (10 Minute Version)
Act IV: Speak Now
13. Enchanted
Act V: reptuation
14. ...Ready For It?
15. Delicate
16. Don't Blame Me
17. Look What You Made Me Do
Act VI: folklore/evermore
18. cardigan
19. betty
20. champagne problems
21. august
22. illicit affairs
23. my tears ricochet
24. marjorie
25. willow
Act VII: 1989
26. Style
27. Blank Space
28. Shake It Off
29. Wildest Dreams
30. Bad Blood
Act VIII: The Tortured Poets Department
31. But Daddy I Love Him
32. So High School
33. Who's Afraid Of Little Old Me?
34. Down Bad
35. Fortnight
36. The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived
37. I Can Do It With A Broken Heart
Act IX: Acoustic
38. Surprise Song (guitar)
39. Surprise Song (piano)
US Leg (2023), Latin American Leg (2023), and Asia/Australia Leg (2024)
Act I: Lover
Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince (bridge)
Cruel Summer
The Man
You Need To Calm Down
Lover
The Archer
Act II: Fearless
7. Fearless
8. You Belong With Me
9. Love Story
Act III: evermore
10. 'tis the damn season (rotates with no body, no crime at shows where HAIM opens)
11. willow
12. marjorie
13. champagne problems
14. tolerate it
Act IV: reputation
15. ...Ready For It?
16. Delicate
17. Don't Blame Me
18. Look What You Made Me Do
Act V: Speak Now
19. Enchanted
20. Long Live (in Kansas City, MO and shows following)
Act VI: Red
21. 22
22. We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
23. I Knew You Were Trouble
24. Nothing New (at shows where Phoebe Bridgers opens)
25. All Too Well (10 Minute Version)
Act VII: folklore
26. seven (poem)
27. invisible string (rotates with the 1)
28. betty
29. the last great american dynasty
30. august
31. illicit affairs (bridge)
32. my tears ricochet
33. cardigan
Act VIII: 1989
34. Style
35. Blank Space
36. Shake It Off
37. Wildest Dreams
38. Bad Blood
Act IX: Acoustic
39. Surprise Song (guitar)
40. Surprise Song (piano)
As we get ready for Eras to start back up, this is a gentle reminder than anyone fortunate enough to talk to Scott has one job and that is to find out if Taylor actually fell through the ice or if it’s just an artistic flourish because it’s all I can think about
The line "pull the string and I'll tell you that he runs because he loves he" makes me so sad. She's pre-programmed to say that / she's said it so many times it becomes automatic.
It really chimes with how did end? (it's happening again) and the prophecy (begging please change the prophecy) where she feels doomed to love men who don't want to stay/marry her
“I used to sit in record labels trying to get a record deal when I was a little kid. And they’d say, ‘you know, you remind us of’ and then they’d name an artist, and then they’d kind of say something disparaging about her, ‘but you’re this, you’re so much better in this way or that way.’ And that’s how we teach women to see themselves, as like you could be the new replacement for this woman who’s done something great before you. I picked women who have done great things in the past and have been these archetypes of greatness in the entertainment industry. Clara Bow was the first ‘it girl.’ Stevie Nicks is an icon and an incredible example for anyone who wants to write songs and make music.”
— WHEN EMMA FALLS IN LOVE is a 1963 retelling of Jane Austen’s classic novel “Emma” featuring up-and-coming actress Taylor Swift as the titular character, a performance that earned her a Golden Globe nomination. Co-starring Kelvin Harrison Jr. as George Knightley and Harris Dickinson as Frank Churchill, the film became a staple for romance comedies, thanks to its witty script and Swift's clever performance.
ik i said it before but the way taylor has slowly been deviating from typical song/album structure and conventions (since with INTHAF) is something im obsessed with rn on ttpd because i think this idea of paving her own path and throwing out all the rules is also symbolic of how she has also been approaching her career as a whole since > the lover album too. two new albums in 4 months? do it. announce album in acceptance speech? why not. 3 hour concert with 431 costume changes? it's doable if you want it to be. 10 minute song holding peoples attention, topping bb100? yup. telling people off? dropping late night editions to albums? no lead singles? no big radio friendly hits? throwing out the idea of 'eras' and burning that house down? songs about possibly unpalatable topics? throwing herself off the pedestal by her own admissions? largely unedited 31 song album? YOLO, baby.
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