Shake it off will go viral that year because it will be used in a movie. The same way Running up that hill went viral last year. 

 

Well yes. I'll remember her. If I'm not dead. 

Imma let you finish but...

 

aka the only thing memorable about her

Edited May 5, 20242 yr by charot

She'll be remembered as the GOAT, goodness the amount of competition and comparison this would had to go through in her entire career and she continues to STOMP them

1 hour ago, makeawish said:

probably something like elton john in the 70s, a great pop star and terrific songwriter who had lots of hits. they'll be a period when she falls out of fashion cos that happens to everyone but i think she'll be well and fondly remembered (yes, as long as we aren't all underwater or something etc)

Yeah I think Elton John is the most accurate comparison so far 

1 hour ago, sweetblindness said:

I mean...she's a legend already.

1 hour ago, Kern said:

She will be remembered as our generation's Joni Mitchell. And an underdog who got unfairly criticized for her every move. Her peers… will be forgotten 

Joni Mitchell's entire discography got 81,000 streams yesterday

Assuming no nuclear war, but the vast majority of her current fanbase will still be alive. She won't be the hot artist but her music will still be listened too (althrough it will mostly be her biggest singles).

 

 

Just like people still listen to Frank Sinatra and Elton John.

1 hour ago, sweetblindness said:

I could see her being looked at similarly to ABBA, a group that has a ton of amazing, timeless hits and some kitschy stuff that didn't age too well.

Where are those?

7 minutes ago, Magmar said:

Where are those?

Spotify, Apple Music or you choice streaming platform. 

20 minutes ago, Magmar said:

Where are those?

Swifties really need to step out of their bubble.

Edited May 4, 20242 yr by charot

50 years from now Taylor Swift will be what Dolly Parton, Paul McCartney, Joni Mitchell, Cher, Diana Ross, Elton John, and Stevie Wonder are to us today. 
 

Like I'm sorry but yall are some delulu haters. First of all, if Dolly and Cher and Barbra are still out here setting new records on various charts despite being 5+ decades into their careers, do yall really think Taylor (and Beyonce, for that matter) won't be doing the same 40-50 years from now? Second of all, legacy is something that is managed and maintained and if there's one thing Taylor Swift has shown us it is that she has an unnatural skill for managing and maintaining her career; there's no chance in hell of her being forgotten or seen as kitschy or whatever because she won't allow herself to be.

 

When senior citizen Taylor Swift sings "happiness" at the Grammys and all of the factory manufactured nepo babies with chips in their brains sit there like this:

 

The full circle moment when she comes out to present AOTY in her 80s and the gen beta starlet that wins barely even acknowledges her.

 

Hope I'll be around to see it.

i suspect the current swifties will think of her like the Madonna fans from the 80s and 90s think of Madonna now.

54 minutes ago, Achilles. said:

50 years from now Taylor Swift will be what Dolly Parton, Paul McCartney, Joni Mitchell, Cher, Diana Ross, Elton John, and Stevie Wonder are to us today. 
 

Like I'm sorry but yall are some delulu haters. First of all, if Dolly and Cher and Barbra are still out here setting new records on various charts despite being 5+ decades into their careers, do yall really think Taylor (and Beyonce, for that matter) won't be doing the same 40-50 years from now? Second of all, legacy is something that is managed and maintained and if there's one thing Taylor Swift has shown us it is that she has an unnatural skill for managing and maintaining her career; there's no chance in hell of her being forgotten or seen as kitschy or whatever because she won't allow herself to be.

 

When senior citizen Taylor Swift sings "happiness" at the Grammys and all of the factory manufactured nepo babies with chips in their brains sit there like this:

 

The full circle moment when she comes out to present AOTY in her 80s and the gen beta starlet that wins barely even acknowledges her.

 

Hope I'll be around to see it.

Cunty, country

Petty, petty, petty

Plain Jane, spaghetti 

 

As a prolific singer-songwriter, businesswoman, and feminist, she reached the top without needing the help of any man. Others would spend millions on PR in the hope of getting that image. 

People will see her as a beloved multi generational singer-songwriter that helped shaped the music industry during the early years of the streaming era.
Me! and YNTCD will be seen in a different light, and Lover will be her quintessential album, I fear. 

4 hours ago, Devin said:

even the 2060s babies will question how society let her get so huge. 

I kinda to that already with One Direction

She's the female Beatles so, she won't be forgotten 

As the defining artist of the 21st century.

"What were people thinking back then?"

"What were people thinking back then?"

The woman that sold a lot of albums