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  1. Thank you, I will actually listen to it tomorrow!
  2. No, I’ve genuinely only heard Flowers.
  3. considering her big foot 🦶 15 points won’t take long
  4. For everything they are right, but the song is actually catchy and low-key iconic (in both how bad and good it is)
  5. Reality of the matter is that Taylor Swift is not obliged to endorse any political candidate. But at the magnitude of a star she is, I do believe it is morally expected of her to participate in promoting the act of voting, period. Her not willing to do so and rather indulging in NFL telenovela deflection (PR induced) shows her true intentions which are business. Which I personally respect and love.
  6. She looks amazing. I believe she can secure her legacy by diving deeper into her Playground endeavour and fully commit.
  7. Knowing her history in dabbling with taxes, one can only assume she’s actually actively benefiting from this whole situation and perhaps has a bigger role within the establishment.
  8. What truly defines an artist's legacy? Chart-topping albums or the unwavering loyalty of their fans?
  9. Honestly, it seems on brand for her.
  10. She really is a MPG Main Page Girl
  11. Christianity is the only religion that can be openly parodied and mocked across the majority of westernised social media. I applaud people like Kai Cennat who openly call out cheap blasphemy.

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