Taylor Swift

@taylorswift @taylornation please meet this man.

this is adorable

i feel so bad that abigail’s wedding pics are going to be ruined by taylor’s black umbrella

Is anyone else crying to the lyric “Abigail gave everything she had to a boy who changed his mind”??  After so many years of singing that line, it is really beautiful to know that Abigail is getting all of the love and happiness she deserves in life.

sobbing

This is mine from my side account, I just thought it was interesting to know because it was released more recently so everyone assumed it was new but it’s not! haha

Guys I’m laughing so hard the media is pissed that Taylor is giving them no press and instead is spending all her time online with fans so they’re making articles saying fans and the general public hate the new taylor like nah guys the new Taylor hates you

literally our posts that she likes are getting published in these articles since they can’t find anything else to quote Taylor on. We boutta have our 15 minutes of fame y'all

@ media pls get my good side thx

Did anyone else notice how the squad taylor/cult leader didn’t appear in the final bow at the end of the video

Cause she doesn’t exist, just like bank robber Taylor, biker Taylor, car crash Taylor and bath tub Taylor. These are all personas that the media and narrow people have assigned to her. Taylor was never and will never be greedy. Cage Taylor is real because her life is indeed being lived in a gilded cage. Snake Taylor because she has embraced and taken back the narrative of one. Zombie Taylor is hypothetically real because she has been buried so many times by desperate people but she just continues to live anyway.

… Because here’s the thing. ‘Look What You Made Me Do’ isn’t about Kim, Kanye or Katy. It’s about us. In the video’s epilogue, an assembly line of different incarnations of Taylor Swifts stand in a line grumbling at one another. There’s the Old Taylor (RIP babes), who walks around in wide-eyed wonder at the world, stays up too late, goes on too many dates and really likes cats. There’s the doe-eyed country star. There’s the pratfalling ballet Taylor Shaking It Off at the peak of her popularity. They stand alongside Taylor 2.0, who has a pet snake, digs graves in the middle of the night and has, honestly, one of the best perms I’ve ever seen. As they snipe at each other to stop being so nice, stop pretending to be so surprised and to stop being such a victim, it’s a startling reminder that Swift, the actual human being, knows everything that you say about her on social media. The final, playful utterance of the famous line that she wrote about Kim and Kanye after Snapchat-gate may be tongue-in-cheek, but it also points to the fact that Swift has spent her life being placed into narratives, from the boy-obsessed cling-on to the mean girl squad leader. Showing her ‘selves’ knocking each other down with familiar barbs holds up a mirror to an age where malice is delivered by proxy, where we can bombard a woman with snake emojis and forget that the internet isn’t a vacuum but a tool for communication. Since Swift’s inevitable fall from unsustainable levels of popularity, the discourse around her has reached a level of toxicity that is no less over the top. The video’s epilogue is a reminder of the simple and yet constantly overlooked fact that if you send someone abuse online, it is delivered to them - famous or otherwise - instantly. But don’t be mistaken into thinking ‘Look What You Made Me Do’ is a cry of victimhood. Would a woman who stood up to Apple to make them pay artists fairly and who fought a landmark case against a man who sexually assaulted her fall apart because of some malicious gossip? No. The most ironic thing is that the song plays a sleight of hand – it’s actually a declaration of agency. We didn’t make her change and we didn’t make her fail. Less than a week after the song’s release, she’s broken three different streaming records; that’s what we made Taylor do.

IT’S MARK, GIUSEPPE, MASON, AND ROBERT!!!

I’ve heard a few people say the Tay character that crashes the Maserati and is at the end “getting receipts” is throwing shade at a certain someone (we all know who and that’s not the point)… I think it’s actually playing on the rumour that Taylor  does everything for attention. Like, the paparazzi are there at the crash because she called them, everything she does is for attention. None of the Taylor Swift characters in the video are meant to represent other people; they all represent the false or incomplete images people have of Swift herself. 

oh my gosh that she liked this makes it even worse

Remember when people said 1989 only did well because there was so much promotion for it so Taylor didn’t do any promo for this album or the first single and then LWYMMD broke three records and went number one in almost every country twelve hours after release SHE REALLY DID THAT

Good.