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Is this an actual lyric? I can't even tell anymore with her terrible writing skills..

Ew, she's been promoting them ugly ass Sombres and Stacie Abrams ai music. She should keep Rosalia's name out of her mouth..

Let me help you find yourself and those Disney themes

Those were just coping responses tbh. Accessible =/= childish. Yes, most artists want a surefire smasha as the lead, but I don't see anyone else pushing out literal Kidz Bop lead singles era after era.

I think there's a difference between palatable and childish. Yes, her music is the most easy listening of any major artist, but something about her lead singles that is intentionally targeted at children in particular. It's a strategic choice

La Rumba is one of the strongest songs on the album!

The moment Patient Zero bridge starts

I would love to hear about them! WANEGBT is silly. SIO is silly and playful. ME is playful. Ophelia is straight up Disney.

Is there a difference between Me and Shake it Off? Or Ophelia and We Are Never Ever. They are all in the same silly vein. I'll go as far as saying Ophelia is the most Disney sounding song of the 4. ME is just universally hated and not as catchy, that's the only difference.

You said to the most people possible. I said children. Not everyone is a child

There's really no difference between those 3 songs (and even Ophelia)

Yes initially when I was a teen, but I later saw her for what she is (luckily)

Where did I say that? I said children. Those songs have a very distinct Disney/Kidz Bop sound

Taylor has a lot of mature singles and deep album cuts, but I can't help but notice that her lead singles are almost always very immature/Disney/childish and are seemingly aimed at adding younger audiences into her legions of fans. I believe she has used this formula since the beginning of her career and it is the main reason for her sustained success. Younger fans are a lot more active and passionate with their support. Older artists start to fall off when they stop adding new fans and their existing fanbase grows out of the "stanning phase". So, let's take a look at Taylor's lead singles: Tim McGraw - teensy and cutesy (understandable, given her age) Love Story - a literal Disney fairytale song and video Mine - still teensy, but surprisingly one of her more mature lead singles We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together - very childish title, sound and lyrics aimed at very young audiences Shake it Off - even more immature, very kindergarten/toddler-friendly Look What You Made Me Do - Disney villain vibes unserious song all around ME - another attempt at repeating the RED/1989 lead single formula with kids-friendly lyrics & sound (which surprisingly backfired) Cardigan - another Disney style song with a fairytale video, albeit with a more mature mood Willow - Disney witch fairytale type of song with its sound and themes and a video to match Anti-Hero - one of the slightly more mature leads, but still with many cartoon style themes/lyrics and video Fortnight - probably her only lead single not aimed at children The Fate of Ophelia - straight back into the Disney fairytale territory

Believe was the first album I ever listened to or owned, but it was also the last Cher album I ever listened to. Which is kinda strange