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And her popularity will be "free fallin" soon.

Really? How so? Oh, nvm. I see that was just wishful thinking on your part.
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She's old and middle aged. Her new material is nowhere near as successful & catchy as her early stuff. Pop music has been taken over by much younger singes like Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, Sabrina Carpenter, Grace Adams. Notice how Taylor desperately tries to orbit young women, both singers and 22 year old Caitlin Clark.

I would not say she's "middle aged", but she's getting a little too mature for the mystery boyfriend schtick that has defined her career. She has three to four years before she ages out of the glittery bodysuit and boots. That will look ridiculous when she's 40.

She will also lose a lot of the angsty Millenial fan base if she gets married. It's dumb for a married woman to sing songs about her mystery boyfriend of the month.

She is stuck in girlhood and needs to come up with a plan to grow into maturity. I’m not sure she and her parents have one. Didn’t she say pop stars were washed up at 35? Typically, maturity comes with a sense of responsibility toward society and others. Maybe she will come up with a foundation to help young girls and women to express her creativity.

DP. She - more than any celebrity I can think of - has contributed SO much toward charitable causes. Are you not aware of this?

Of course I have it is made into a big deal. Most celebs and billionaires establish a foundation so their giving is more targeted and helpful to those who are in need. I was just saying she should establish a foundation (as many billionaires do) to allow her to have more impact than just that about food banks.

Don't you fret, she has her philanthropy well in hand.

Anonymous wrote:Why or why not?

Both music and personality

She is a wonderful person, treating the people working for her very well.

Don't care for her music.

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Anonymous wrote:There’s tons of pushback on sports talk about the NFL rigging Kansas City games for her. Men are tired of seeing her on camera.

The whole thing is just too much and too fake.

And why was she in the suite with the young WNBA girl acting like best friends? You’re 35 years old, the basketball girl is like 22? It’s weird.

You’re at games to support a bf and hang out with his family. But clearly that’s not her motive to be there. It’s a circus.

This is hilarious! Men are tired of seeing a woman on camera. What's the rest of your thoughts here? SURELY You're not suggesting the NFL stop showing her because the "men are tired."

I am not this poster, but it's true that men who are football fans are tired of seeing TS. It may surprise you that they watch football for sports and not for Taylor Swift. Many are waiting for Kelce to retire so they don't have to see her on game broadcasts.

None of the male football fans I know think this.

These fans who are tired of her, what is their experience? She's barely shown 2-3 times at the most during the games. Where are they seeing her so much? If the problem is social media algorithms, they need to be taught that if they stop clicking on her, they'll start seeing her less.

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Anonymous wrote:Do you think she will be able to transition as her fans outgrow the era of glitter bodysuit and boyfriend songs?

Eventually fans age and leave a lot of their "young" music behind. This is what happened to Katy Perry after she took a break. When she tried to come back her fan base has aged out and left her. I think this will happen to Taylor if she does not develop a more mature point of view.

Her fan base grows and isn’t getting older. Ask my 11 year old and all her friends and their younger sisters.

She’s already washed up and has become an overpriced novelty act for aging millennials. This is a lucrative demo because most girl boss millennials don’t have kids so they have money to blow.

Today I learned that 11 year old like to sing about all the guys they have f-ed

Pop songs are usually about relationships, shocking news

No.

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Anonymous wrote:Do you think she will be able to transition as her fans outgrow the era of glitter bodysuit and boyfriend songs?

Eventually fans age and leave a lot of their "young" music behind. This is what happened to Katy Perry after she took a break. When she tried to come back her fan base has aged out and left her. I think this will happen to Taylor if she does not develop a more mature point of view.

Her fan base grows and isn’t getting older. Ask my 11 year old and all her friends and their younger sisters.

She’s already washed up and has become an overpriced novelty act for aging millennials. This is a lucrative demo because most girl boss millennials don’t have kids so they have money to blow.

Today I learned that 11 year old like to sing about all the guys they have f-ed

I laugh about all the things I sang along to on the radio as a kid not understanding the lyrics. It’s a time-honored tradition, not news.

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Anonymous wrote:Do you think she will be able to transition as her fans outgrow the era of glitter bodysuit and boyfriend songs?

Eventually fans age and leave a lot of their "young" music behind. This is what happened to Katy Perry after she took a break. When she tried to come back her fan base has aged out and left her. I think this will happen to Taylor if she does not develop a more mature point of view.

Her fan base grows and isn’t getting older. Ask my 11 year old and all her friends and their younger sisters.

She’s already washed up and has become an overpriced novelty act for aging millennials. This is a lucrative demo because most girl boss millennials don’t have kids so they have money to blow.

Your post does not align with reality (album sales and streams, concert sales, ages of those in attendance at her concerts, merch sales, awards noms and wins, social media engagement…I could go on). Not liking her is 100% your prerogative, but “washed up” does not fit here. The time will come, but it’s not today.

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Anonymous wrote:There’s tons of pushback on sports talk about the NFL rigging Kansas City games for her. Men are tired of seeing her on camera.

The whole thing is just too much and too fake.

And why was she in the suite with the young WNBA girl acting like best friends? You’re 35 years old, the basketball girl is like 22? It’s weird.

You’re at games to support a bf and hang out with his family. But clearly that’s not her motive to be there. It’s a circus.

This is hilarious! Men are tired of seeing a woman on camera. What's the rest of your thoughts here? SURELY You're not suggesting the NFL stop showing her because the "men are tired."

Some men do complain about the attention she gets. They are usually right-wing incel types.

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It’s ridiculous. The novelty has mostly worn off and they barely show her. There is literally nothing to complain about.

They showed her all game, they also have these dweeb sports personalities talking about her all week. They also astroturf Travis’s meathead older brother on every show — now including his own late show! — and his obnoxious wife with allegedly #1 most listened to podcasts. It’s beyond overboard. It’s all so fake.

They literally didn't. But OK. Maybe 5 seconds worth feels like "all game" to you. Even if they did, which they didn't, it's not like they cut from a touchdown play to show her cheering them on. It's really not a big deal. Kinda like, it's entertainment or something.

She doesn't control what people say about her or when they talk about her. I might give you your point if she herself were doing interviews. But she doesn't. The last interview she gave to my knowledge was last year's Time Magazine article. She literally does no press. No talk shows. What the hell is she supposed to do, cease to exist for you people to be happy?

It's so beyond easy to avoid Jason Kelce's show. I'm a sports fan and I haven't seen it because I'm not interested it in. Voila. See how easy it is?

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Anonymous wrote:Do you think she will be able to transition as her fans outgrow the era of glitter bodysuit and boyfriend songs?

Eventually fans age and leave a lot of their "young" music behind. This is what happened to Katy Perry after she took a break. When she tried to come back her fan base has aged out and left her. I think this will happen to Taylor if she does not develop a more mature point of view.

Her fan base grows and isn’t getting older. Ask my 11 year old and all her friends and their younger sisters.

She’s already washed up and has become an overpriced novelty act for aging millennials. This is a lucrative demo because most girl boss millennials don’t have kids so they have money to blow.

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Anonymous wrote:There’s tons of pushback on sports talk about the NFL rigging Kansas City games for her. Men are tired of seeing her on camera.

The whole thing is just too much and too fake.

And why was she in the suite with the young WNBA girl acting like best friends? You’re 35 years old, the basketball girl is like 22? It’s weird.

You’re at games to support a bf and hang out with his family. But clearly that’s not her motive to be there. It’s a circus.

This is hilarious! Men are tired of seeing a woman on camera. What's the rest of your thoughts here? SURELY You're not suggesting the NFL stop showing her because the "men are tired."

Some men do complain about the attention she gets. They are usually right-wing incel types.

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It’s ridiculous. The novelty has mostly worn off and they barely show her. There is literally nothing to complain about.

They showed her all game, they also have these dweeb sports personalities talking about her all week. They also astroturf Travis’s meathead older brother on every show — now including his own late show! — and his obnoxious wife with allegedly #1 most listened to podcasts. It’s beyond overboard. It’s all so fake.

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Anonymous wrote:There’s tons of pushback on sports talk about the NFL rigging Kansas City games for her. Men are tired of seeing her on camera.

The whole thing is just too much and too fake.

And why was she in the suite with the young WNBA girl acting like best friends? You’re 35 years old, the basketball girl is like 22? It’s weird.

You’re at games to support a bf and hang out with his family. But clearly that’s not her motive to be there. It’s a circus.

This is hilarious! Men are tired of seeing a woman on camera. What's the rest of your thoughts here? SURELY You're not suggesting the NFL stop showing her because the "men are tired."

Some men do complain about the attention she gets. They are usually right-wing incel types.

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It’s ridiculous. The novelty has mostly worn off and they barely show her. There is literally nothing to complain about.

People are allowed to not like entertainers using sporting events for attention seeking. You would understand if you were a sports fan. It's not just Taylor and Chiefs game. The same thing goes on with actors and singers at Lakers and Knicks games. Fans find that annoying as well.

I'm a huge sports fan. I watched every single playoff game. They showed Bradley Cooper celebrating the Eagles win, and I see not one complaint online anywhere. I don't recall anyone complaining about Jack Nicholson or Spike Lee at basketball games. That's a huge distraction, but no one calls them out on that.
GMAFB that this is not "just disgruntled with celebrities at sporting events." This is being disgruntled about this ONE celebrity at this ONE event. It's BS. She's allowed to attend her boyfriend's games just like all the other folks whose partners are playing do. For her, everything looks to be "attention seeking" because everyone is shoving their cameras in her face.

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Anonymous wrote:There’s tons of pushback on sports talk about the NFL rigging Kansas City games for her. Men are tired of seeing her on camera.

The whole thing is just too much and too fake.

And why was she in the suite with the young WNBA girl acting like best friends? You’re 35 years old, the basketball girl is like 22? It’s weird.

You’re at games to support a bf and hang out with his family. But clearly that’s not her motive to be there. It’s a circus.

This is hilarious! Men are tired of seeing a woman on camera. What's the rest of your thoughts here? SURELY You're not suggesting the NFL stop showing her because the "men are tired."

Some men do complain about the attention she gets. They are usually right-wing incel types.

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It’s ridiculous. The novelty has mostly worn off and they barely show her. There is literally nothing to complain about.

People are allowed to not like entertainers using sporting events for attention seeking. You would understand if you were a sports fan. It's not just Taylor and Chiefs game. The same thing goes on with actors and singers at Lakers and Knicks games. Fans find that annoying as well.

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Anonymous wrote:NFL is rigging the playoffs so it’s Kelce brother vs Kelce brother. The retired brother played for Philly and now he & his wife will be the lead personalities for two weeks. Fake league.

Yeah it has nothing to do with Andy Reid’s coaching and bringing the Chiefs to multiple title games over all these years.