At some point and not anytime soon, but even then it'll still be easy for her to sell out and do respectable numbers even if they're not as big as they are now.

yes but her decline will be huge anyway. 

Every artist declines at some point'

Not when swifties are literally brainwashing their kids into being Swifties. Which I will also be doing with my kids 

 

6 hours ago, Winged said:

Quality wise she already has

 

Success is driven by her fan base, they will grow up eventually plus there is only so much vinyl plants and gimmicks that can be done tho

 

so yeah 

Her career is 17 years, meaning her fans from her earlier years are now adults.  It's just that she keeps gaining new/young fans, hence why her fanbase keeps growing. 

 

2 of her last 3 albums are also called folklore and evermore, so the quality claim is also erronous.

Edited April 20, 20233 yr by Kavish

She'll obviously decline, but she'll sustain good and healthy sales from her loyal fanbase forever. I don't see that bit ever changing. 

This is Taylor Swift. She has already planned this whole decade and the half of the next decade (Alexa play Mastermind) with the re-recordings and the 11th-13th albums. She knows how anticipated and pivotal her 13th album is going to be, so she will hype that narrative.

 

I see her popularity wane with the GP as she gets older, but at that point she would have already cemented her status as a legend in their eyes.  She will then release passion projects and have decent success due to her fanbase, and this what will be considered her "decline".

Edited April 20, 20233 yr by Kavish

Maybe at some point, but not anytime soon. She’s spent her career outdoing herself:

 

Fearless > Taylor Swift

Red > Speak Now

1989 > Red

Midnights > Evermore

 

(and it’s a matter of time until L*ver surpasses Reputation)

 

Taylor’s success and consistency are unprecedented

our fanbase is was too big to let her fail

she is here to STAY

Not anytime soon.

She'll obviously "decline" once she's a little older, but I think she'll always be a top album seller and a huge touring act.

Not anytime soon, her persona and whole career have been perfectly calculated to the most minimum detail in order to cater to all demographics. Of course there’s always a price to pay in exchange and I’m afraid not being able to keep someone by her side while faking smiles on stage is the ultimate tragedy.

Of course she will, like everyone else. 

 

I think she'll stay huge until the end of the 2020s and then progressively become a bit more low key (for her standards obviously). 

She suffered a decline with Rep and then with Lover but she got back up and honestly I think she's stronger than ever. I think she'll start declining when she hits 40, you know with radio barely playing females and ish but her decline will still be seen as a success given how huge she is.

On 4/20/2023 at 10:50 AM, UnusualBoy said:

She suffered a decline with Rep and then with Lover but she got back up and honestly I think she's stronger than ever. I think she'll start declining when she hits 40, you know with radio barely playing females and ish but her decline will still be seen as a success given how huge she is.

Shakira and Beyonce are enjoying massive success in their 40's (and so did Madonna), Taylor Swift can too