base talk If Taylor goes hyperpop…

[Julia Fox]

The GP would be here for it?

The critics?

The awards?

 

what do you think?

 

i think she could serve on that genre tbh and critically it would be well received but the GP would just let her have big numbers on first week and then sky falling into oblivion ala Perfect Illusion chart run in France or even worse 

[Julia Fox]

 

 

 

 

 

[Sheep]

Taylor moving in to a space that popped up in response to her brand of generic drivel would be a literal transgression.

[PieceByPiece_KC]

Diamond album in the first week 

[Karla Cabello]

5 minutes ago, Julia Fox said:

 

this one is a serve 

[Taylor fanboy]

I’m afraid the White Girl With Guitar swifties will not appreciate the flavour of hyperpop.

[Julia Fox]

Just now, Karla Cabello said:

this one is a serve 

Dylan Brady con do no wrong  maybe Camila should book him for her next album I would STAN her!

[shookspeare]

y'all can listen to chromatica if that's what you want, Taylor is a folk singer now 

[vuelve88]

We need a hyper pop remix of "Dancing With Our Hands Tied" 

[BloodLuster]

14 minutes ago, Julia Fox said:

the f*ck

[Dystopian]

that's like the one genre that would destroy her career, she's loved for her organic sound.

[Julia Fox]

5 minutes ago, shookspeare said:

y'all can listen to chromatica if that's what you want, Taylor is a folk singer now 

girl chromatica is so basic and simple to be considered hyperpop so don't disrespect the future of pop with that horrible album 

 

1 minute ago, Dystopian said:

that's like the one genre that would destroy her career, she's loved for her organic sound.

 

1 minute ago, Dystopian said:

that's like the one genre that would destroy her career, she's loved for her organic sound.

in that case she would have destroyed her career when she decided to release 1989 and reputa so maybe you are right about destroying her career but you are wrong for saying the organic sound thing, she’s loved by that? Yes, but not only for that. It’s her songwriting, voice and melodies and also she’s relatable by a lot of people. She could pull all of that with hyperpop 

[LosingHimWasBlue]

51 minutes ago, shookspeare said:

y'all can listen to chromatica if that's what you want, Taylor is a folk singer now 

Why we  should listen bad album??

 

OT : nope, i want Taylor makes Rock album. 

[Gorjesspazze9]

God No, I rather her phone in a Dua Lipa dance album before going that route. The most electronic I want to hear from her is electropop. Reputation worked well with King of My heart and LWYMMD. But I don’t wanna here her on anything heavier 

[Dystopian]

50 minutes ago, Julia Fox said:

in that case she would have destroyed her career when she decided to release 1989 and reputa so maybe you are right about destroying her career but you are wrong for saying the organic sound thing, she’s loved by that? Yes, but not only for that. It’s her songwriting, voice and melodies and also she’s relatable by a lot of people. She could pull all of that with hyperpop 

her pop albums still sound very organic, it's always been her thing because it compliments her songwriting. she very rarely uses heavily electronic synths or computerized drums, reputation is her only overproduced album but even songs like lwymmd aren't overbearing.

[CBC]

She doesn't have the any range but her voice is actually perfect for it

[TheArgonaut]

That is literrally the most HORRID music genre there is, she better ******* not.

 

[Archetype]

Why would she do something that is the complete opposite of her sound and personality?  It's not just a sound, it's an entire aesthetic and I can't imagine a majority of her fans being here for it.

[sweetblindness]

Critically/award-wise it might be lauded for the risktaking, but I don't see Taylor and hyperpop going hand in hand very well, much less her fanbase responding to it very well (and I'm saying that as a moderate Swiftie myself).

[GoatGly]

Keep dreaming Charli XCX stans