The 'Royals' star chatted exclusively to Max on her Capital show this week, and says the "cool" thing about '22' star Taylor is how adaptive her style of music is.
"Yeah we are [different]," Lorde explained to Max. "But I think the cool thing about Taylor is she is pretty willing to go a lot of places with music.
"I think that last record ['Red'] in particular, everyone was like 'Woah', a lot of ground has been covered," she added. "And I think with an artist like her the sky is the limit. But I don't know."
Also guys, I fell asleep on the couch today and I had a dream where the Lord starred in a movie with Meryl, who played Taylor's mom who is dying from AIDS. Meanwhile, Taylor was a single unstable mother who was searching the man that raped her mother and transmitted her with HIV.
I must say, the Lord gave quite an Oscar-winning performance
Huh, to be a good drama it has to be the other way around.
Change, Forever & Always, The Way I Loved You, Fearless, Hey Stephen, Love Story >>>>>>>>>>>>
I can't.
All her bibles are amazing.
The Way I Loved You
"He can't see the smile I'm faking
And my heart's not breaking
Cause I'm not feeling anything at all
And you were wild and crazy
Just so frustrating intoxicating
Complicated, got away by some mistake and now "
The way she sings this song, especially after the bridge
The flawless dancing. And Lord singing "it felt so right, Her and I". Possibly the worst vocal of Her whole career though, give or take a 2006 "A Place In This World" performance.
The King. Born performer. Such an exciting performance, and the crowd going crazy. Yet Red Tour only got unknown flops that none cared for, like Sam Smith and Neon Trees.
That TRUE mess. 
I think it would finally get a Disney sitcom or something for Her.