base talk Is reputation Taylor's most indispensable album?

[Taylor fanboy]

You can find other albums from other artists in the vein of anyone's discography, and Taylor Swift, despite the success of her catalogue, is no exemption to it.

 

 

Debut album of a small town girl? Coming of age? Self-written stunts? Heartbreak? Synthpop? Love songs? Folk pop? Winter? Nighttime? Poetry?

 

You can all find this in another album and not miss Taylor's artistry and lore.

 

 

BUT reputation… One can say Britney's Blackout, Gaga's Born This Way, Rihanna's Rated R etc. but NO.

 

Those are different, and unique narratives of those pop legends. To each their own.

 

 

reputation is pure Swiftian lore, Taylor in her most meta, vulnerable, and maximalist, at the height of both her fame and infamy.

 

Do you agree?

[vuelve88]

I haven't listened to the Reputation album in years 

[Taylor fanboy]

3 minutes ago, vuelve88 said:

I haven't listened to the Reputation album in years 

I have four devices. Your streams are dispensable.  

Edited 4 hours ago by Taylor fanboy

[Kiss It Better]

her best album for a reason 

[Joaco95]

No.

First time when I listened to this album I was expecting something really dark as it is very hyped by her own fanbase (and that's how they describe it but black and white pics=\= dark) but tbh is just another typical Taylor album with with synths and that trendy hiphop sound from that age.

Is not really that good and I don't understand why it is so loved by her fans other than the corny lyrics on LWYMMD in response to Kanye/Kim (kinda iconic in pop culture but corny asf)

Edited 4 hours ago by Joaco95

[SharGaga]

Folklore saved me multiple times from going to a dark place in 2020 and in many ways listening to it made my life a little bit brighter at the time. The album felt like a warm hug at the time and will always be indispensable to me. 

[vuelve88]

Just now, Taylor fanboy said:

I have four devices. Your streams are dispensable.

Thank you for your service 

[Taylor fanboy]

2 minutes ago, Joaco95 said:

I don't understand why it is so loved by her fans.

But it isn't.

Edited 4 hours ago by Taylor fanboy

[dumbsparce]

Agreed. Ready For It ended careers and it WILL get its moment eventually.

[A Million Lights]

Well, yes.

 

Oh Gorgeous the magnum opus you are 

[Joaco95]

25 minutes ago, Taylor fanboy said:

But it isn't.

The way her fans been begging for the tv says otherwise but whatever

[Mocha]

So it goes is so haunting and beautiful, i love it. the tasteless atrl swifties sabotaged ha in the last megarate

[AdamRiver96]

folklore says NO. 

[getinthezone]

she did that with this one

[Sawk]

Reputation used to be my fave until like last year when folklore passed it as my favorite, but REPUTA is a VERY close second, blondie showed RANGE on this album like no other 

 

Call It What You Want is top 5 on Tay's discography btw 

[Gladiator]

Yes but mostly because it took the narrative that was being used against her and she marketed for her profit. It was a genius move. If she went the other way, I am left wondering if she would be as big as she is today. 

[Alldeezy]

It's her best album yeah 

[Saintlor]

Her best album theme, best album title, best music...

 

Sad that she will never be able to recreate this magic

 

 

[Mr. Duff]

Umm, no. Folklore and Evermore are. Speak Now to an extent. I actually think reputation is one of the easier dispensable Taylor albums  

[every1blinks]

I just flipped through the rep magazines  ugh you just had to be there

 

reputation, I will always love you

[Gui Blackout]

4 hours ago, Joaco95 said:

The way her fans been begging for the tv says otherwise but whatever

It is more loved by casual fans cause it's her most "pop girl" era and it's an easy entry point to her music. Real swifties wanted Red, or even 1989 more.