New Taylor Swift music tomorrow?

[Anonymous]

Maybe it will grow on me but I was underwhelmed

[Anonymous]

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Aimed at 5 year olds?

It was supposed to be funny. You know, for people with a sense of humor. I laughed quite a few times throughout the video. But you probably prefer the deep, witty, and articulate musings of Nicki Minaj, amirite?

NO.

Give me Zac Brown Band, Thomas Rhett, Carrie Underwood from a couple of albums ago. Eric Church, Brad Paisley, George Strait.

Or some 70's and 80's rock.

Taylor tried to be country. She isn't.... like a lot of other so called female country artists right now. They're pop.

I find Taylor's lyrics immature, and I didn't like her before I even knew her name. Her voice doesn't appeal to me. I changed the station when her songs came on. It wouldn't have mattered who she is.

Agree. I don’t understand how anyone over the age of 21 can relate to her lyrics. She is literally making lyrics for tweens.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Spelling is fun!"

Aimed at 5 year olds?

It was supposed to be funny. You know, for people with a sense of humor. I laughed quite a few times throughout the video. But you probably prefer the deep, witty, and articulate musings of Nicki Minaj, amirite?

NO.

Give me Zac Brown Band, Thomas Rhett, Carrie Underwood from a couple of albums ago. Eric Church, Brad Paisley, George Strait.

Or some 70's and 80's rock.

Taylor tried to be country. She isn't.... like a lot of other so called female country artists right now. They're pop.

I find Taylor's lyrics immature, and I didn't like her before I even knew her name. Her voice doesn't appeal to me. I changed the station when her songs came on. It wouldn't have mattered who she is.

Then why did you click on this post? You're clearly not a Taylor Swift fan. Don't you have better things to do? I'm also 29 and Taylor's music has gotten me through a lot of hard times in my life. She cares about her fans and repeatedly does really nice things for them to show that. Seriously, stop being a hater!

You sound like a tween.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Spelling is fun!"

Aimed at 5 year olds?

It was supposed to be funny. You know, for people with a sense of humor. I laughed quite a few times throughout the video. But you probably prefer the deep, witty, and articulate musings of Nicki Minaj, amirite?

NO.

Give me Zac Brown Band, Thomas Rhett, Carrie Underwood from a couple of albums ago. Eric Church, Brad Paisley, George Strait.

Or some 70's and 80's rock.

Taylor tried to be country. She isn't.... like a lot of other so called female country artists right now. They're pop.

I find Taylor's lyrics immature, and I didn't like her before I even knew her name. Her voice doesn't appeal to me. I changed the station when her songs came on. It wouldn't have mattered who she is.

Agree. I don’t understand how anyone over the age of 21 can relate to her lyrics. She is literally making lyrics for tweens.

She came out with a catchy, positive song that you can actually listen to with your kids and feel good about the message they are hearing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Spelling is fun!"

Aimed at 5 year olds?

It was supposed to be funny. You know, for people with a sense of humor. I laughed quite a few times throughout the video. But you probably prefer the deep, witty, and articulate musings of Nicki Minaj, amirite?

NO.

Give me Zac Brown Band, Thomas Rhett, Carrie Underwood from a couple of albums ago. Eric Church, Brad Paisley, George Strait.

Or some 70's and 80's rock.

Taylor tried to be country. She isn't.... like a lot of other so called female country artists right now. They're pop.

I find Taylor's lyrics immature, and I didn't like her before I even knew her name. Her voice doesn't appeal to me. I changed the station when her songs came on. It wouldn't have mattered who she is.

Agree. I don’t understand how anyone over the age of 21 can relate to her lyrics. She is literally making lyrics for tweens.

She came out with a catchy, positive song that you can actually listen to with your kids and feel good about the message they are hearing.

That’s fine.

Read the bolded.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Spelling is fun!"

Aimed at 5 year olds?

It was supposed to be funny. You know, for people with a sense of humor. I laughed quite a few times throughout the video. But you probably prefer the deep, witty, and articulate musings of Nicki Minaj, amirite?

NO.

Give me Zac Brown Band, Thomas Rhett, Carrie Underwood from a couple of albums ago. Eric Church, Brad Paisley, George Strait.

Or some 70's and 80's rock.

Taylor tried to be country. She isn't.... like a lot of other so called female country artists right now. They're pop.

I find Taylor's lyrics immature, and I didn't like her before I even knew her name. Her voice doesn't appeal to me. I changed the station when her songs came on. It wouldn't have mattered who she is.

Agree. I don’t understand how anyone over the age of 21 can relate to her lyrics. She is literally making lyrics for tweens.

She came out with a catchy, positive song that you can actually listen to with your kids and feel good about the message they are hearing.

That’s fine.

Read the bolded.

I'm well over 21 and I can totally relate to that song. It's cute and catchy and fun.

[Anonymous]

Omg that song sucked and the video was terrible. I’m a huge fan, but that was a waste.

[Anonymous]

I just heard it again on the radio and it’s grown on me more. That’s her superpower.

I watched her concert on Netflix. She was truly amazing. It made me a fan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Spelling is fun!"

Aimed at 5 year olds?

It was supposed to be funny. You know, for people with a sense of humor. I laughed quite a few times throughout the video. But you probably prefer the deep, witty, and articulate musings of Nicki Minaj, amirite?

NO.

Give me Zac Brown Band, Thomas Rhett, Carrie Underwood from a couple of albums ago. Eric Church, Brad Paisley, George Strait.

Or some 70's and 80's rock.

Taylor tried to be country. She isn't.... like a lot of other so called female country artists right now. They're pop.

I find Taylor's lyrics immature, and I didn't like her before I even knew her name. Her voice doesn't appeal to me. I changed the station when her songs came on. It wouldn't have mattered who she is.

Agree. I don’t understand how anyone over the age of 21 can relate to her lyrics. She is literally making lyrics for tweens.

She came out with a catchy, positive song that you can actually listen to with your kids and feel good about the message they are hearing.

That’s fine.

Read the bolded.

I'm well over 21 and I can totally relate to that song. It's cute and catchy and fun.

That’s a shame.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe it will grow on me but I was underwhelmed

I've heard it a couple times now. The first time, I wasn't too impressed. But it's definitely growing on me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I thought the opening scene was funny. Especially the cat part.

Really, their French sucked big time. I actually thought it was another language.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought the opening scene was funny. Especially the cat part.

Really, their French sucked big time. I actually thought it was another language.

Je suis CALME!

[Anonymous]

Can someone explain the French part to me? Why were they talking French? Why does the video start with one theme and then very soon turn into a pastel butterfly theme and stay like that for the rest of the video?

Why has she created a video that looks like it is aimed at children but the whole course is about what kind of lover one is. She could have done an I am unique song that asn't about how she is in bed

I have heard her songs on the radio butt his one confused me as to who is she is an artist

[Anonymous]

I loved the opening! I like most of the song, but not the music video.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought the opening scene was funny. Especially the cat part.

Really, their French sucked big time. I actually thought it was another language.

Je suis CALME!

The worst.