@taylorswift, thank you so much for writing The Man. This is what the song means to us...
@holli-swift: “The Man makes me feel understood, having dealt with many of the issues pointed out in the song. This is the song I didn’t realize I needed and it feels so good blasting it in the car after a rough day.”
@in-my-wildestdreams: “The Man perfectly describes the female experience in a male-dominated world, and I could not be more thrilled or proud of Taylor for writing it for not only herself but for us. As someone that deals with imposter syndrome pretty much daily, The Man reminds me that I can do anything a man does!”
@wannabetaylorsfirststring: “The Man has given me the confidence to stand up for myself in academic settings and to know my true potential.”
@nikki-swift13: “The Man has helped me stand up for myself in my male-dominated profession (law enforcement). It has made me realize I deserve to be heard just as much as any of them.”
@marrytayinpaperrings: “The Man means that I can love being a woman but still be aware of the things that are wrong in our society.”
@kenzieswift: “The Man is an empowering song that makes me proud to be a woman and motivates me to keep fighting for my rights as a woman. I love the boss-bitch energy I feel after listening to it!”
@wrapyourarmsaroundmelondonboy: “The Man means instead of being bitter about the ways society underestimates me, I can see I’m enough. My degree is in human behavior criminal justice, a field that women aren’t taken seriously enough in. This song is hope that that can change.”
@swiftiesince1995: “The Man screams women empowerment, being a boss and owning the fact that you are one. It’s not feeling frightened to walk into a room with all men and speak your mind. It’s knowing your overall worth and excepting nothing less than what you deserve.”
@cafeswiftie: “As someone who regularly sits in on board meetings, often women’s voices are squashed. We have to stand together ❤️ Thank you, Taylor! We can all have crowns and be strong.”
@sammieheartstay: “For me, The Man means using my voice. For so long, I succumbed to the idea that I needed to tip toe around male power. This song has shown me that contrary to everything I was taught growing up, my views, my opinions, my ideas - everything - should be respected just the same as any of my peers. The Man woke me up.”
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