Anonymous wrote:As a Gen Xer I’ve always been baffled by the popularity of Taylor Swift. Her songs - and voice are just so incredibly bland. It’s like the elevator music of pop. Are there millennials who are mystified by her success as well, or is this just a generational thing?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Gen X here. I like her songs and will sing along on the radio but I have never bought her CDs or concert tickets.
Psst- it’s called streaming music, not buying CDs.
Anonymous wrote:As a Gen Xer I’ve always been baffled by the popularity of Taylor Swift. Her songs - and voice are just so incredibly bland. It’s like the elevator music of pop. Are there millennials who are mystified by her success as well, or is this just a generational thing?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think that or being a foodie pretty much covers all millennials
We’re not all White you know…
Anonymous wrote:I think that or being a foodie pretty much covers all millennials
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She’s a marketing genius - that is 95% of her success.
How is she a marketing genius? I always hear it so I believe it's true, but I don't pay any attention to her, so I don't get what it is that she is marketing about herself that is so appealing.
Then you must not understand her style of marketing. In addition to selling out every show and having 20,000+ fans just listening outside the stadiums in parking lots, people are driving over an hour just to buy merch in the parking lot! She’s clearly doing something right. Her entire business is playing to her fans, dropping Easter eggs, keeping her fans waiting on her every move. She starts dating matty from 1975 and now his song is played all over us radio raising in the charts when it wasn’t before. He was playing guitar with one of the opening acts. People are sort of cheering for the rest of the band. Anytime they showed him fans would would lose their mind. And in and in. You may not like her but to say she doesn’t understand Marketing is pretty silly.
Anonymous wrote:Gen X here. I like her songs and will sing along on the radio but I have never bought her CDs or concert tickets.
Anonymous wrote:I'm with you OP...I don't get it. My teens say she's fine but very "basic." She just seems to lack any edge.