nothing new's impact 

Jesus, Taylor 

 

This says so much about how huge she's become. And to think I worried that the rerecordings would ruin her chart runs. Nothing New did that though!

This is impressive 

Red TV snapped 

It has double the amount of tracks and is in the streaming age where the OG was still in digital/physical age. 

2 minutes ago, Gaia said:

It has double the amount of tracks and is in the streaming age where the OG was still in digital/physical age. 

And yet it’s a decade old predominately -country- album, two components that don’t exactly make for a successful blockbuster album. In fact Fearless TV performs relatively poorly even with its additional tracks when compared to the original release. Red TV is a huge success for her, all things considered.

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2 minutes ago, Gaia said:

It has double the amount of tracks and is in the streaming age where the OG was still in digital/physical age. 

Its 22 vs 30 tracks and people are actually streaming all the tracks so that makes a difference for sure. Plus it's still doing ~5k pure weekly so the album would still place top 50 with the original amount of tracks.

5 minutes ago, Gaia said:

It has double the amount of tracks and is in the streaming age where the OG was still in digital/physical age. 

Doesn't change the fact that it's mostly composed by previously released songs. In fact, I can name you many female albums from the streaming era that spent fewer weeks in the top 50

3 minutes ago, WeFoundTrouble said:

And yet it’s a decade old predominately -country- album, two components that don’t exactly make for a successful blockbuster album. In fact Fearless TV performs relatively poorly even with its additional tracks when compared to the original release. Red TV is a huge success for her, all things considered.

I genuinely think it’ll be looked back on as her magnum opus and the album most fans connect to heavily

Streaming era albums have more longevity in general but it's still very good for a rerecording.

Message in a Bottle's impact!

I Bet You Think About Me did THAT 

it's so impressive, but i'm not surprised at all. taylor's so huge now, her fanbase doesn't stop growing and many people rediscovered this album, it's normal it's doing so well

the grammy winning album with a #1 hit did that!

2 hours ago, Gaia said:

It has double the amount of tracks and is in the streaming age where the OG was still in digital/physical age. 

The excuses  We're talking about a re-recording of a 11 year-old album here ma

Run (Feat. Ed Sheeran) (Taylor's Version) (From the Vault)'s power 

Oh wow 

2 hours ago, By the Water said:

Doesn't change the fact that it's mostly composed by previously released songs. In fact, I can name you many female albums from the streaming era that spent fewer weeks in the top 50

Not sure why y’all are acting like what I said is a drag

 

Its impressive a re-recording has had such longevity but acting like it has surpassed the original is a reach. They were released in completely different markets. 

Forever Winter (Taylor's Version) (From The Vault)'s impact 

the #1 that got away The Very First Night (Taylor’s Version) (From The Vault)‘s impact

Pure Sales era vs. streaming era 

Not remotely surprising to anyone who understands how charts work these days. 

Her catalogue being taken from her was the best thing for her career. 

I Bet You Think About Me(Taylor's Version)'s impact