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Does the name "Taylor Swift" exude power?

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    • Yes.
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    • No.
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I feel like it's one of those names where the person was destined for greatness. It just sounds powerful. (like Beyoncé and Madonna)

 

TAYLOR SWIFT.

 

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  • It exudes the power of stiffness and pitchiness although both are secondary to the power of her chronic victim mentality!    “It’s a goth-punk moment of female rage at being gaslit by an entire

  • It sounds ordinary.

  • Are you planning to get help any time soon? It’s getting extremely concerning…

Not really. It sounds very American, and 2000s to me when unisex names were all the rage. 

it sounds like a celebrity-esque name, but it's not particularly "bold" 

It exudes the power of stiffness and pitchiness although both are secondary to the power of her chronic victim mentality! 
 

“It’s a goth-punk moment of female rage at being gaslit by an entire social structure,” 

 

:giraffe:

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Swift makes u think of something that comes and goes. Taylor by itself is beautiful tho imo 

Eh, basic but easily consumable which is working. It doesn’t have the grandeur of Madonna, Beyonce, Shakira. 

Not to normal people like myself :toofunny3: its giving mc donalds. very ordinary and typical.

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it exudes lack of stage presence, lack of vocal ability and overrated overall

It's ordinary in the same sense that "James Dean" was an ordinary name. There's a flare there that rolls off the tongue. 

not as much as  Li Lykke Timotej Zachrisson but thats okay 

But Taylor is a common name in USA even men get it. And Swift is just her last name.

32 minutes ago, Kh-Loud said:

It exudes the power of stiffness and pitchiness although both are secondary to the power of her chronic victim mentality! 
 

“It’s a goth-punk moment of female rage at being gaslit by an entire social structure,” 

 

:giraffe:

Are you planning to get help any time soon? It’s getting extremely concerning…

It exudes Person of the Year energy, so I'm inclined to say yes. :lakitu:

14 minutes ago, Michael196 said:

Are you planning to get help any time soon? It’s getting extremely concerning…

Thank you for calling me out lol. I think I’ve been doing abit too much, I admit. I blame my swiftie roomate for playing the era tour on our living roomate tv over and over and forced me to watch it with her more than once although the image of Taylor trying to dance does bring giggle to my face. I’ll try to behave moving forward. :coffee:

41 minutes ago, nostalgic said:

It's ordinary in the same sense that "James Dean" was an ordinary name. There's a flare there that rolls off the tongue. 

 

Both iconic names, whew. 

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