Oh My Marvelous Swift

Okay, so there wasn’t a 13 Going on 30 caption/post from either Jen or Taylor (such a missed opportunity 😟🤨) or,.... a thirty, flirty and thriving... or any reference to the most ICONIC movie of all time ... from ANYONE... conclusion: they’re all flops ...

“I love it. It’s very hard, by the way. I mean, nobody is going to encourage you to stand up for yourself. It’s not likely, especially the people that are making a buck off of you. They don’t want you to rattle the boat; they don’t want you to make a scene; they don’t want you to make it a big deal. I guarantee that for her to stand up for what she feels was not an easy choice, so I think that when you can, and you can find that outlet, and that way to really say ‘Hey, mm, this doesn’t feel right,’ I think it’s really important, because it shows other people that they can speak up for themselves and you on’t have to hide under a rock. You’ve gotta figure it out.”

I embroidered the name of your favorite songs on Lover

“Stadiums are fun. Stadiums are amazing. I love stadiums. I just don’t know if we’re going to do the same exact thing we did last time. This album is so personal, so detailed. Reputation was very external, very loud, very blasting from the speakers from the time you listen to it. This is an album that’s very personal, it’s very vulnerable, very emotional. So my goal for whatever live setting we do things in is to make whatever we are – a field, a stadium, wherever, is that I’m going to try to make it smaller, feel like a living room. I truly don’t know what we’re doing – I’m not holding back information. I just haven’t had the meetings yet. It’s not going to be an actual living room.”

“Geographically, I was in New York, I was in a hotel, in a room, where I had a few friends there. Jack Antonoff was there, who produced a lot of the songs on the record with me and wrote several things with me. I had my parents, I had a lot of people on the management team who have been absolutely killing themselves for six months preparing for this release. Basically, I had 20-25 people in the room, and suddenly one person - I think it was me and I was on Tumblr and one of my fans was like ‘Guys it’s on iTunes!’ – and that happened ten minutes early, and I was like ‘Guys check your phones it’s on iTunes!’ And so we all just started freaking out, playing songs on our phones. These are songs I’ve only been able to hear, just me in headphones, I’ve never been able to play them out loud on the phone for the past year or so. It was just an incredible experience, and then what happens at midnight is thee reviews start posting, because these journalists have heard the album beforehand, it gets sent secretly. Reviews started hitting and I’m like, ‘These are the best reviews I’ve ever gotten in my entire career.’ My hands were on my face, I was fully in shambles, like ‘What is going on?’ and Jack was reading Rolling Stone’s review out loud. I was like on the floor.”