[fridayteenage]

I just remembered that technically the whole name of the year would be "1989 in the year of Our Lord" (aka 1989 AD). It feels like the fanbase could do something with that given our name for her...

[HyperCrush]

Is it bad that one of the reasons I look forward to Taylor's album releases is because it means Christmas is coming?

[alestevens]

Originally posted by HyperCrush

Is it bad that one of the reasons I look forward to Taylor's album releases is because it means Christmas is coming?

Not if the album is going to be the Christmas present you are going to buy for all your family and friends

[beherebynow]

Originally posted by eddytws

http://swiftnessgracious.tumblr.com/...kid-me-you-you

this post is getting better

YAS TUMBLR SWIFTIES SHOW THEM WHO THE REAL QUEEN IS!!!111

[beherebynow]

Originally posted by Dani97

ATW Totally killed my vibe while i was rapping in my Head to SIO going to bed

You're one of few who hate the hate the song but are still here

[beherebynow]

Originally posted by alestevens

I always knew it wasnt country stans tho, but i thought the GP only liked her because of her country appeal. And i also thought she would release some bland mess as soon as i heard about the horns, but the outcome made me pleasantly surprised. It even turned me into a stan, she is coming hard with those solid pop songs and im not sure if im ready for the Taylor season

I thought you've always been a fan.
SIGOD bringing in new fans I love it

[Dingdong123]

I Knew You Were Trouble became the first Taylor song to sell more than its parent album. (4.9m vs 4m). I guess I must be used to her upcoming single outselling their parent albums now that she moved to pop.

[HyperCrush]

Originally posted by alestevens

Not if the album is going to be the Christmas present you are going to buy for all your family and friends

I used copies of Red as my white elephant gifts 2 years ago.

[Dingdong123]

My ex-man brought his new girlfriend,
She said oh my god (oh my god), but I'm just gonna shake it
And to the fella over there with a hella good hair
Won't you come on over baby we can shake shake shake.

Slaying that forced Never Ever bridge.

[beherebynow]

Originally posted by Dingdong123

I Knew You Were Trouble became the first Taylor song to sell more than its parent album. (4.9m vs 4m). I guess I must be used to her upcoming single outselling their parent albums now that she moved to pop.

I'm torn between Taylor being an album artist vs singles artist
Can she be both?

[beherebynow]

Sacred Beautiful Magic is officially #3 in Top Tracks chart of my last.fm.

[fridayteenage]

How sad and tragic for you.

Do y'all think there'll be a song called 1989 on the album?
It could be her, like, Bowling for Soup's 1985. Except better and bigger.

[beherebynow]

Originally posted by fridayteenage

How sad and tragic for you.

Do y'all think there'll be a song called 1989 on the album?
It could be her, like, Bowling for Soup's 1985. Except better and bigger.

Are you mocking me?

[alestevens]

Originally posted by beherebynow

I thought you've always been a fan.
SIGOD bringing in new fans I love it

I always liked her music, and even though i enjoyed everything about her, i thought she needed stronger material (im talking about her pop material, not overall). Even though she released I Knew You Were Trouble, WANEGBT felt cheesy, and i despise 22. Ever since that song started playing in radio, i started getting back luck. Last time i decided i would hear it in full, my computer screen was broken less than an hour later. That song put my health in danger

But this song and video is the ultimate confirmation that she can release strong material and be a contender for the IT girl of this year (again, because she already was in 2012)

Originally posted by HyperCrush

I used copies of Red as my white elephant gifts 2 years ago.

Cool. It means you can do it again with 1989. Best gift they could receive

Originally posted by beherebynow

I'm torn between Taylor being an album artist vs singles artist
Can she be both?

Yes she can. When you get both album sales and single sales, you are called a popstar

[UpAllNight]

Originally posted by JakeKills

I love how flawlessly the music video introduces each different scene. Like, I listen to the song and I know "this is the futuristic part" and "this is the cheerleader part."

Yess!!! It's reallly memorable.

Especially the "miss a beat" part.

[Icannot]

The instrumental is so good. The freakin beat, horns, claps and syths. This is better produced than any of the MM tracks from Red.

[beherebynow]

Originally posted by alestevens

I always liked her music, and even though i enjoyed everything about her, i thought she needed stronger material (im talking about her pop material, not overall). Even though she released I Knew You Were Trouble, WANEGBT felt cheesy, and i despise 22. Ever since that song started playing in radio, i started getting back luck. Last time i decided i would hear it in full, my computer screen was broken less than an hour later. That song put my health in danger

But this song and video is the ultimate confirmation that she can release strong material and be a contender for the IT girl of this year (again, because she already was in 2012)



Cool. It means you can do it again with 1989. Best gift they could receive



Yes she can. When you get both album sales and single sales, you are called a popstar

Not you hating a masterpiece that is 22 I didn't like the song at first but the MV slayed me so hard
YAS at you hating on WANEGBT


I disagree, when you can sell both albums and singles, shouldn't you be called a legend?

[atishvaze]

US:

1 Taylor Swift - Shake It Off 1.0000
2 Meghan Trainor - All About That Bass 0.4707

500K seems highly unlikely at this point

[Dingdong123]

I like the style of hiphop and twerking taylor in the video. And such a big upgrade from the poor cinematography of the Never Ever video that looked like it was shot in a basement.

[beherebynow]

^ It was actually shot in a studio

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