I used to like Taylor Swift, but now I find her annoying.

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Anonymous wrote:I can only imagine what 90% of you old broads in here look like. It’s truly embarrassing.

Nah your triggered fanbot post is truly embarrassing. Referring to people as “old broads” doesn’t exactly make you seem like a better person hon.

I’m not the pp you’re trying to insult but you posts are so tiresome and lame. Try for something intelligent next time. At least, prove you have a brain.

Where’s the insult? Oh, you mean the poster calling people they don’t agree with “old broads.” Or you agree with that person and you both share the same brain. Got it. Perfect.

Lady, for the love of god, give us a break and shut up. Just stop. You’re not cute, not funny, not original, not intelligent and adding nothing but irritation to this thread. Love or hate her bangs, but go away.

Sweetie, you first. You’ve sat here pissed for too long. Move along and let others hate her bangs and music in peace.

+1 I wish the butthurt posters would move along.

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Anonymous wrote:I can only imagine what 90% of you old broads in here look like. It’s truly embarrassing.

Taylor, is that you?

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I’m still aghast about the bangs.

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Anonymous wrote:Let’s have a debate about whether her bangs are worse than her perm?

And does she need to hire a stylist? What about a publicist? Cause then she could raise her profile and improve her DCUM image.

And that Cardigan!

Why are those cardigans so big?

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Anonymous wrote:I’m still aghast about the bangs.

Me too. They look so dated on her.

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Anonymous wrote:I like a good songwriter like Taylor and those that can sing live like Celine. Or really anyone who sings live which seems rare these days.

Says someone who is apparently unaware that everyone used to lip sync TV performances. The BBC had to actively ban it in the late 60s because it was so prevalent.

I wasn’t alive in the 60s but I am aware that lip syncing is prevalent. I just think if you didn’t write the song and you don’t sing live, why should I pay attention to you?