of course she is.

 

but y’all make this thread every 2 days

7 hours ago, kyoshi said:

Talk to em 

 

Her re-recordings are her riskiest project yet... she had Forbes, CEOs, endless industry moguls, etc. mocking her and doubting she could get away with it and Taylor made them look like rookie fools.

 

She has a way of making a whole industry mad, fuming, punching the air and all that 

 

Who ever did that?  Her re-recordings is her greediest project if anything, not risky. What risk is there to re-release your WHOLE catalogue basically doubling whatever you already have of money and chart success leaving a literal impossible fake-made margin for her peers to achieve? 

It was a risk to release a song as awful as ME! 

1 hour ago, zuper said:

Of course it is. How many country singers could crossed successfully to pop by not losing their fanbase and having one of the most successful pop eras with their 5th album ?

I don’t know and I doubt most of them have tried, what I mean is that she’s always had pop vibes, even in her debut so it’s not like she went from country to heavy metal or urban and each album kept going more and more pop.