Originally posted by BlackStar_93

Taylor's demographic and established fan base aren't paying to go and see some intricate choreography and over the top show, they already know that's not Taylor's thing. They pay to go and see a genuinely talented artist perform her own music and put on a bit of a show. The 1989 Tour is a perfect mix between choreography with stage affects (Welcome To New York, Blank Space), Taylor and the band (WANEGBT, Clean) and just Taylor (acoustic number, Wildest Dreams). The music speaks for itself, she doesn't need a giant production to compensate for a lack of talent which is sadly the case for a lot of mainstream acts.

Originally posted by BlackStar_93

Taylor's demographic and established fan base aren't paying to go and see some intricate choreography and over the top show, they already know that's not Taylor's thing. They pay to go and see a genuinely talented artist perform her own music and put on a bit of a show. The 1989 Tour is a perfect mix between choreography with stage affects (Welcome To New York, Blank Space), Taylor and the band (WANEGBT, Clean) and just Taylor (acoustic number, Wildest Dreams). The music speaks for itself, she doesn't need a giant production to compensate for a lack of talent which is sadly the case for a lot of mainstream acts.

Originally posted by mr_brightside

Jesus

that tuneless "OOH" "AHH" @ the beginning
I kinda cringe

Taylor work harder with your live vocals and choreo, otherwise go back to country

I love 1989 but girl needs some lessons instead of spending time on tumblr or hanging out with models to shade katy

Originally posted by BlackStar_93

Taylor's demographic and established fan base aren't paying to go and see some intricate choreography and over the top show, they already know that's not Taylor's thing. They pay to go and see a genuinely talented artist perform her own music and put on a bit of a show. The 1989 Tour is a perfect mix between choreography with stage affects (Welcome To New York, Blank Space), Taylor and the band (WANEGBT, Clean) and just Taylor (acoustic number, Wildest Dreams). The music speaks for itself, she doesn't need a giant production to compensate for a lack of talent which is sadly the case for a lot of mainstream acts.