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25 minutes ago, Materialboy215 said:

IYKYK ??‍♂️

If you're gonna come for someone, be direct, or else you simply look like a joke. For instance.

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On 11/23/2022 at 11:10 PM, Century said:

Taylor Swift's sales and streams might be falsely inflated, but she's at least as popular as any of her peers and all of them have been at the top of the industry for 1-2 DECADES at this point.

Girl, Taylor is factually bigger than any of her peers. She's outlasted all the mid-to-late 2000s MPGs :rip:

2 hours ago, alestevens said:

The OP mentioned selling albums and filling stadiums. Taylor is literally the only girl fitting this criteria in 2022 :rofl:

 

+ they used the Beautiful gowns gif and mentioned "buying multiple copies of the same album". It was obviously targeted at Taylor, so people running in here to say "of course Swifties made it about Taylor!1!!!! :isudumblmao:"  are either idiotic or of bad faith (or both). :rip:

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8 hours ago, SinnerCity said:

If you're gonna come for someone, be direct, or else you simply look like a joke. For instance.

Ohhhh girl bye

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6 hours ago, The Music Industry said:

Girl, Taylor is factually bigger than any of her peers. She's outlasted all the mid-to-late 2000s MPGs :rip:

You didn’t deny the inflation tho ?????

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