Just now, Shendelzare said:

You're username has 69 in it. 
Look at a mirror first. 

At least be grammatically correct when coming for me 

Did you ask AI for this list?

1 minute ago, 19SLAYty9 said:

Lena Dunham was actively and visibly in her squad. And still is. And she's ugly and fat as ****. Extremely known for not being conventionally attractive. Whole point derailed.

oh wow!

The fandom is the worst part of every big star. Taylor usually is petty and over the top in a way that I find annoying. But who cares. The fans make her an unpleasant experience 

Sometimes but she's gotten better over the years

 

You made a lot of good points. I used to think about her too, but now I've just stopped. I'd rather focus on newer artists and Gaga, who actually evolves with each generation.

5 minutes ago, 19SLAYty9 said:

Lena Dunham was actively and visibly in her squad. And still is. Literally the first person in the bad blood video. Whole point derailed.

Not Lena catching a stray… 

Get a life

8 minutes ago, skeeyee said:

 my ChatGPT list is better

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1. The "Surprise Song" Gimmick
   Every night on the Eras Tour is a historic cultural event because she sang "Wonderland" acoustic for the first time since 2015?? Girl, be serious.
2. The Constant Victim Narrative™
   From Kanye to Karlie to Karma, somehow Taylor is always the wronged party. At what point do we retire the "snake emoji" just to bring out a mirror?
3. Dropping Clues Like She's the Da Vinci Code
   She can't sneeze without fans thinking it's an anagram for her 16th album. The Easter egg breadcrumb trail is exhausting — not everything needs to be a Taylor Swift ARG.
4. Rebranding Every 3 Months
   Is she a cardigan-wearing cottagecore poet? A snake queen in a diamond bathtub? A glitter-drenched pop cyborg? Pick a lane, miss girl. We're dizzy.
5. The Faux Feminism™
   She'll give you a girlboss anthem but go silent when her billionaire besties are bulldozing worker rights. The feminism feels more performative than empowering.
6. The Streaming-Warrior Turned Playlist Princess
   Remember when she was anti-Spotify for artistic integrity? Now she's releasing 12 versions of the same song for playlist placement. Growth or grift?
7. Every Ex is a Villain Until the Album Drops
   Is it character assassination or lyrical therapy? Either way, it's giving "maybe it is you."
8. The "Y'all Ready for It?" Instagram Captions
   Every cryptic post is treated like the nuclear codes. Sometimes a selfie is just a selfie, babe.
9. Her Fans Treating Her Like a Supreme Court Justice
   Speak now or forever be ratio'd. Try critiquing one of her albums online and watch 14-year-olds dox you like you voted against women's rights.
10. Weaponizing "Growth" as a Get-Out-of-Criticism Card
    "We need to allow her space to evolve!" Sure — but not when that evolution comes with 9 vinyl variants and a deluxe deluxe edition with 30 seconds of extra bridge

 

 

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Yes, absolutely. Everyone should throw away their marbled Folklore variants immediately into the large dumpster outside of my home. 

1. Her "Surprise Face" at award shows. Her exaggerated reaction of feigned surprise when winning awards, seeing it as disingenuous orattention-seeking, especially when she's won many times and is almost always expected to win.

 

 

 

 

2. Playing the victim. She often frames conflicts (Kanye West, Katy Perry, or her exes) with her as the victim, sometimes even subtly weaponizing her fan base or media influence, while downplaying her own role in the drama.

 

 

 

3. Her "Squad" era. Her promotion of a girl squad made up of mostly tall, thin, conventionally attractive celebrities, cliquey, and reinforcing narrow beauty standards, while branding it as "female empowerment."

 

 

 

 

4. Calling out exes in songs while remaining vague. Her consistent use of personal lyrics with obvious clues, but without directly naming people, is very passive-aggressive.

 

 

 

 

 

5. Overusing Easter eggs. Her obsessive use of hidden messages, clues, and cryptic symbols to tease fans, I see it as overly controlling or self-important, as if every tweet or color choice has to be a "puzzle" worthy of decoding.

 

 

6. Her shift into political discourse after long silence. She was opportunistic or too late in speaking out politically (Trump-era policies), especially after years of remaining silent while benefitting from both conservative and liberal fans.

 

 

7. Taking on the role of a "Feminist Icon" after years of benefiting from the patriarchy. She rebranded herself as a feminist figure, but some might argue she built her early career on narratives that pit women against each other (Better Than Revenge), makes her pivot feel performative or hypocritical.

 

 

8. Releasing multiple versions of the same album. A cynical cash grab that manipulates fans' devotion.

 

 

9. Her public, yet carefully controlled relationships. From parading relationships in paparazzi-heavy locations to writing entire albums inspired by short-lived flings.

 

 

10. Her fans.

1 minute ago, MattieB said:

You don't need ChatGPT for all the obvious things that makes her insufferable.

 

Yes she is. Where the hell is TS12? We need some people to suffer some more. 

 

Edited June 15, 20251 yr by Incandescent Glow

is this 2017? Reputation TV isn't coming sis 

Men: rapist, murder, nazi.

 

Women: surprising face, annoying, blocking on charts, squad friends, mean vibes. 

 

people says she plays the victim but she keeps getting proven right again and again and again. tbh people don't give her nearly enough credit for all the times they were in the wrong. but it's not like your opinion ever mattered in the first place

 

The OP said nothing crazy. All these things are things I've clocked. If you're a delusional Swiftie you of course will choose to poo-poo this  

 

But the reality is that Taylor is incredibly fabricated, as are most successful pop stars. She's not just a person. She's a business and her business pays thousands of people and keeps them employed so it's not necessarily a bad thing that she's very fabricated and calculated. I can't imagine how much pressure that is on one person. That said, it does make her hard to truly connect with because she's become so big and ubiquitous. Also, anybody who's had millions of people praising them since 14 years old is going to be acting weird as an adult. That's just a completely abnormal way to develop as a person and she's likely stunted in many ways, which isn't her fault.

 

She's very talented and very smart and one of the wisest business people alive today, I truly believe that. Her behaviors at times are, also, insufferable. If that offends you, I have to question why you're emotionally investing so deeply in a person who doesn't know you exist and doesn't care to know 

Edited June 15, 20251 yr by CottageHore

damn ma even i don't hate katy purr this much

 

Spoiler

wait... no i probably do