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I mean why not it could be interesting

Is it safe enough to say that the thread about Taylor's song rankings is concerning and full of people who are clearly emotionally unstable when it comes to Taylor Swift?

Every time she's tried to be accessible, she's ended up being inaccessible to both fans and the general public (Lover, TLOAS), whenever she's taken risks, she's always brought out the best in herself (Red, 1989, Folklore+Evermore); so, I hope it's something risky.

I didn't know she released an album in 2025! I've only listened to her 2025 EP with this amazing tracklist: The fate of ophelia Elizabeth Taylor Opalite Father Figure Ruin the Friendship

Maybe a Rihanna comeback with a huge tour and a great album?

In my opinion, if the song "TTPD" had featured production similar to "State of Grace" or even Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time," it would have become a future classic like GAS?

It's an excellent song and the lyrics are very intelligent and ironic. The lines of Charlie Puth, Dylan Thomas and Patty Smith and 7 bars of chocolate are just rhetorical devices that go a long way toward explaining the superficial small talk she used to make with Matty

The Emancipation of Mimi, Confessions on a Dancefloor, Oops!... I Did It Again, Good Girl Gone Bad, Let Go and Under My Skin, Laundry Service, Dangerously in Love, The Fame, Fearless, One of The Boys

The most underrated track on TTPD It could be easily be a brodway classic or a smash soundtrack from a great romantic movie

I love this opinion🫶🏻

I completely agree on this point; I think the phenomenon of female pop artists writing songs about their personal lives and having the courage to pen lyrics that are raw and pointed is something unprecedented prior to Taylor Swift. She literally shifted the paradigm, shattered stereotypes, and broke down the music industry's barriers

I think Gaga along with Taylor can be considered the only artist to have had an impact on other pop stars' careers comparable to Madonna's in the 80s. We can see how pop stars' aesthetics, music videos, and sound shifted after Lady Gaga's The Fame, and we can observe changes in songwriting specifically regarding the importance of storytelling, personal writing, and the management of a major pop era following RED and 1989.

Not the kind of IMPACT we wanted

I think that releasing Debut with plenty of new tracks plus the success of IKYIKIand TS13 as a country album will allow her to win back large segments of the American audience; and if TS14 is a rock album, she'll likely be able to unite pop , folk and country fans, who generally tend to love rock music as well.

Copines by queen Aya wins easy