[Duca]

1. Taylor Swift - Out of the Woods 1.0000
2. Taylor Swift - Shake It Off 0.1271

what a legend

[Vespertine]

Originally posted by YR.

@Vespertine Where are you guys making thse 19SL89 avis?

I just pasted the pic of Louis over the regular cover and then cut up her writing to make LT and 1991

[Kworb]

TIHWD smashing after Birthday was always a long shot. People still don't understand how much Birthday has hurt her.

I'm just glad for the little bit of airplay TIHWD did get, and the fact that streams and sales consistently outperformed the airplay. It proved what an amazing hit it could've been.

[Ramos]

Kworb, can you do some sort of math magic and give us an approximate of Taylord, her pre-orders?

[YR.]

Originally posted by Vespertine

I just pasted the pic of Louis over the regular cover and then cut up her writing to make LT and 1991

Oh. I thought it was something you can make online

[Kayzan]

that gif always get me

[Vespertine]

Originally posted by Space Renegade

lol @ 1D relying on year old ticket sales to stay afloat while everything they've released this year has gone under the radar

poor silly ******s

homophobic, unloved, addicted to drugs
can't wait for the day they all overdose

Except they're going on another hugely successful stadium tour in 2015 and their album will outsell ARTPOP with ease since they're album/touring artists

And only one of them is homophobic, he will go to rehab soon anyways. Louis will come out of the closet eventually though and it'll be amazing

[Ramos]

Music News: Taylor to share 1989 lyrics EVERY DAY

Can't wait for Bad Blood. It's going to be a mess that day.

[Vespertine]

Originally posted by YR.

Oh. I thought it was something you can make online

Hmm, that would be a good idea tbh, maybe I should get on that.

[Ramos]

Who is doing Katy's version of this?

I can provide a storyline!

[Nialler]

Why are the Mansters always copying other fanbases' ideas? Reductive tbh.

[Kworb]

Originally posted by Ramos

Kworb, can you do some sort of math magic and give us an approximate of Taylord, her pre-orders?

150k or so. Florida Georgia Line had about 40-50k last week, and OOTW is tripling their instant grat.

[Ramos]

Originally posted by Kworb

150k or so. Florida Georgia Line had about 40-50k last week, and OOTW is tripling their instant grat.

OMG.

[Nialler]

The record is 200k. Will Bad Blood save the era?

[Sazare]

Hm. Just re-listened to OOTW just out of what I can only guess is sheer masochism.

Taylor sounds infinitely better when backed up by drums than by guitars, which only seem to amplify her piercingly shrill voice, but she's still so colorless.

Also the song is, like, so painfully repetitive. Repetition can serve songs well, but not when it's done so rotely and so free of any sort of emotion.

I'd give it a 5. Grading on a curve.

[Ramos]

Will Taylord outsell PRISM with just pre-orders?

[Duca]

Album: 1989
#1 Australia #8 Australia
#1 Hong Kong #15 Hong Kong
#1 Indonesia #18 Indonesia
#1 New Zealand #4 New Zealand
#1 Norway #36 Norway
#1 Philippines #3 Philippines
#1 Sweden #3 Sweden
#2 United States
#2 United Kingdom #21 United Kingdom
#2 Brazil #8 Brazil
#2 Denmark #7 Denmark
#3 Ireland #11 Ireland
#3 Thailand #34 Thailand
#4 Canada #23 Canada
#4 Mexico #70 Mexico
#4 Netherlands #23 Netherlands
#5 Austria #100 Austria
#5 Italy #39 Italy
#8 South Africa #27 South Africa
#12 India #17 India
#12 Spain #66 Spain
#14 Germany #99 Germany
#20 Switzerland
#20 Turkey #21 Turkey
#23 France #98 France
#28 Japan
#31 Russia
#37 Belgium #110 Belgium

the boost

[jinzo]

Originally posted by Kworb

150k or so. Florida Georgia Line had about 40-50k last week, and OOTW is tripling their instant grat.

Doing as much as/more than Ultrakerihilson first-week when all is said and done on pre-orders alone.

[Duca]

Originally posted by Nialler

The record is 200k. Will Bad Blood save the era?

Midnight Memories holds the pre-orders record with 180k.

[Sasha.]

Originally posted by Sazare

Hm. Just re-listened to OOTW just out of what I can only guess is sheer masochism.

Taylor sounds infinitely better when backed up by drums than by guitars, which only seem to amplify her piercingly shrill voice, but her colorlessness is still all too present.

Also the song is, like, so painfully repetitive. Repetition can serve songs well, but not when it's done so rotely and so free of any sort of emotion.

I'd give it a 5. Grading on a curve.

wow stan