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15. Bad Blood Remix
35. Bad Blood
57. Shake it Off
63. Style
75. Blank Space
114. New Romantics
205. Welcome to New York
216. Wildest Dreams
218. Wonderland
289. I Knew You Were Trouble
330. WANEGBT
344. You Are In Love
354. 22
362. Love Story
400. You Belong With Me
405. Mean
406. How You Get the Girl
508. Out of the Woods
539. All You Had to Do Was Stay
553. I Know Places
626. Clean
707. Our Song
715. I Wish You Would
951. Everything Has Changed
953. Red
1077. This Love
1119. Fifteen
1146. Highway Don't Care
1209. Back to December
1325. Bad Blood Remix
1393. Enchanted
1410. Mine
2. 1989
59. Red
101. Speak Now
105. Fearless
133. Taylor Swift
892. Fearless (Platinum Edition)
Speak Now slaying. 
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his boring ass talks too much
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Because they get to perform in front of a massive crowd. What performer doesn't want to perform in a stadium? This gives them exposure for their song. Also performing with Taylor gives them media headlines and thus they get more exposure for their song. These artists wouldn't do it if they didn't think it was a good career move.  |
it's like how super bowl performers don't get paid; it's promo for them.
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Jaime King had her baby last Thursday. Taylor has a godson. 
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Jaime King had her baby last Thursday. Taylor has a godson. |
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15. Bad Blood Remix
35. Bad Blood
57. Shake it Off
63. Style
75. Blank Space
114. New Romantics
205. Welcome to New York
216. Wildest Dreams
218. Wonderland
289. I Knew You Were Trouble
330. WANEGBT
344. You Are In Love
354. 22
362. Love Story
400. You Belong With Me
405. Mean
406. How You Get the Girl
508. Out of the Woods
539. All You Had to Do Was Stay
553. I Know Places
626. Clean
707. Our Song
715. I Wish You Would
951. Everything Has Changed
953. Red
1077. This Love
1119. Fifteen
1146. Highway Don't Care
1209. Back to December
1325. Bad Blood Remix
1393. Enchanted
1410. Mine
2. 1989
59. Red
101. Speak Now
105. Fearless
133. Taylor Swift
892. Fearless (Platinum Edition)
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I guess we got the next singles for 1989 
she needs to release Wildest Dreams soon. its already been over 2 months since Bad Blood mv meaning the 3 month gap is getting close
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New Romantics struggling to reach top100 meanwhile Wonderland only 100 places below with NOTHING. Not even a tour performance.
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New Romantics struggling to reach top100 meanwhile Wonderland only 100 places below with NOTHING. Not even a tour performance.
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It gets plenty of tour performances too lol.
Also mess at ONLY 100 SPOTS BELOW.
That's like the difference between bad blood remix and New Romantics.
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I guess we got the next singles for 1989
she needs to release Wildest Dreams soon. its already been over 2 months since Bad Blood mv meaning the 3 month gap is getting close |
August 18
November 10
February 13
May 17
Hmm.
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Tabloids 
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Screaming. Someone add a [Bad Blood plays] caption and turn this into an avi or a hit gif or something. 
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You know you're a flop when you GIVE BIRTH and the headline is about someone else.
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OMG
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Great Chicago concert review from The Early Registration.
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Review: Taylor Swift Lights Up Chicago’s Soldier Field with Memorable Performance
The only problem? As word-of-mouth spreads and fans who are ready to see Taylor for their second, third, or fourth time are joined by those who heard of Swift’s epic performances from a friend and want to see first hand, there won’t be enough room and Soldier Field may need to prepare to book a third night for the next time Swift comes to the Windy City. Having just experienced my first Taylor Swift concert, I am certain that it won’t be my last, as the ‘Bad Blood’ singer puts on a tour that matches her massive record sales, wide influence, and her elite status as a modern pop icon.
In the entirety of her nearly 20-song setlist, Swift performed her entire 1989 album, a full-length project that has received a lot of critical acclaim and massive commercial success.
Don’t be fooled by the tour’s name, while Swift performed the entirety of her latest album, she does not forget her country roots and her transition from her self-titled debut album to her new pop sound. Taylor sprinkled in a number of fan favorites from her 2008 album Fearless, such as ‘Love Story’ and an intimate acoustic performance where Swift brought out her guitar for ‘Mean’, a song which she performed for the first time on the 1989 World Tour. And despite her domination on the radio, fans did not just hear studio version replicas of her hits, rather Swift performed various live re-works of some of her biggest tracks. Another highlight of her performance, beyond the music itself, was all the production that clearly went into this tour. Various costume changes with video greetings from some of Swift’s famous and closest friends to keep the crowd occupied, pyrotechnics, fireworks and LED wristbands that created for a beautiful light show at Soldier Field, talent dancers to back up Taylor’s spotlight, and of course adding to her publicized and impressive list of surprise guests with a duet performance with country music’s Sam Hunt. All of the above made the night a stand out, leaving every T-Swift fan happy, and showing why Taylor is killing it right now. She has the voice that can sell millions, a voice that can even get Apple to change its compensation policies. She has the songwriting skills to make her boyfriends think twice before they wrong her. And now I can vouch first-hand that she has the stage presence and ability to create for a memorable live performance.
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http://theearlyregistration.com/2015...oncert-review/
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Another great concert review from Chicago Now
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I’ve only been to a handful of concerts in my life, and most of those have been small venues with an adult demographic. Singer song writers, moody, intellectual. The crowds mostly stayed seated.
You can imagine, then, how overwhelming was the spectacle of Taylor Swift at Soldier Field last night. Part of the 1989 World Tour, Swift performed to a packed crowd, about 55,000 people, give or take a thousand.
She spent quite a bit of time on the stage by herself with a guitar or keyboard and no dancers. I had to wonder, looking at her face on the huge jumbotron if she was fazed by the enormity of the crowd, by our noise and presence. There’s a fine line between fans adoring you and fans devouring you.
No matter, she commanded the space, inhabited its size and power with her own outsized presence. She’s an old hand at this job, and she made it look easy.
I was struck mostly by two things last night: her gratitude and her commitment to a clear message.
I loved what she did with the gratitude, too. She thanked us for filling the seats, selling out the concert and demanding a second one. But she transformed her obvious popularity and fandom into a testament to our shared love of music.
The emotions are big. Gigantic, in fact, when you’re feeling them along with 55,000 other people. Watching and feeling her diehard fans listening to “15,” from her 2008 “Fearless” album was a sort of pop culture religious moment. So many girls and young women, swaying, singing every single word.
And the words are about perspective and empowerment
Swift manages to tell girls that they don’t need boys in order to succeed while at the same time loving romance. She tells girls to love themselves and to stand up for each other. She shows, and doesn’t just tell, with videos of her friends speaking about the importance of friendship. Her generosity with other women is her calling card. Every girl and woman in that stadium could imagine being friends with Taylor Swift.
She’s just dynamite. She’s gorgeous and a dork and resilient and vulnerable and she’s all about the music. Maybe she didn’t know it at 15. But she damn well knows it now. She is enough in this moment. And so are we.
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http://www.chicagonow.com/cancer-is-...soldier-field/
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Taylor Swift's godchild is here!
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TAYLOR SWIFT becomes a godmother. Jaime King welcomes a baby boy!
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Jaime King Gives Birth!: Taylor Swift's turn as godmother has officially begun!
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