Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love her. She writes her own songs, plays her own music and has a decent voice. She's gone from gawky teenager to gorgeous young woman and she has kept a good head on her shoulders. I think she's a wonderful role model and a genuinely good person.
I totally agree. Very talented, a true original and does amazing things for fans.
Anonymous wrote:I love her.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can't help but laugh when I hear Shake It Off on the radio and there's that part about "this...sick...BEAT" which is followed by what is possibly the least sick beat in the history of mankind.
Hahahaha
Anonymous wrote:I love her. She writes her own songs, plays her own music and has a decent voice. She's gone from gawky teenager to gorgeous young woman and she has kept a good head on her shoulders. I think she's a wonderful role model and a genuinely good person.
Anonymous wrote:Unlike many/MOST pop stars - Taylor Swift writes the majority of her songs and collaborates on the development of the song progression; she promotes the work of other artists; engages the business practices of the INDUSTRY (remember the capitulation of Apple and its decision to not any ANYTHING to artists for their music) and her not going in lockstep with Spotify just to name the headline actions.) She is politically and socially active and does not stand aloof from her fans (insert the names any number of too-cool-to-acknowledge-stars who cannot be bothered) and arguing that it is for building her brand how is that different (except being NICE) than other 'artists' and the provocative acts they take - not to forget this is not just art but a fast-changing industry model. I think she is a smart business woman as well as an artist who has evolved from a studio driven success (when she was just a young kid) as a country balladeer to her now pop-centered approach. You can find her annoying, not like her music, or her (really?) looks but her continued success - whether it is brilliantly finessed through a well executed marketing plan or from the worldwide appeal and popularity of her music but dang - shes a genuine and self-generated success and she is all of 25. I often laugh at myself for being for the very first time a real FAN (waaaay too old!) but for someone who came from a pretty normal/mid-to upper-middle class suburban family life to extreme success/$$$/fame at such a very young age I have nothing but admiration for her.
Anonymous wrote:I can't help but laugh when I hear Shake It Off on the radio and there's that part about "this...sick...BEAT" which is followed by what is possibly the least sick beat in the history of mankind.
Anonymous wrote:She has always looked inbred to me.

Anonymous wrote:BEYOND annoying. Is it just me?