[Rider]

I hardly see people talking about the song or about everything related to it. I think its peak was the VMA performance. Do you agree?

[Barbie.]

Yes, EmRi, you're right.

[TKO]

Yes, EmRi, you're right.

[TheCheetahwings]

Considering it's massive chart success I'd say you are 100% completely and totally wrong. but enjoy living in denial while it lasts.

[KillingYourCareer]

It's nothing new in the musical panorama.

[Lights and Waves]

Let's see...did it hit #1...yes. Well, there's your answer. Bye.

[taylor__fan]

21 days at itunes #1 WW

[materialboy]

Yes.Even though i love the song and it's #1 it's not veyr popular unlike BW and Anaconda

[Kavish]

A musical non-event at #1. What kinda power is that

[Rider]

I am talking about the fact that the song failed to make any impact, despite hitting 1. Do y'all agree?
Does it seem overshadowed by hits like All About That Bass and especially Anaconda? Discuss

[°ColdFire°]

Yes.

[ImmaSlave4u]

Yeah, it definitely isn't as interesting to people as WANEGBT was.
It's odd- especially for a lead single

[KatyLegendperry]

I haven't heard it on the radio yet if that answers your question

[popstar]

Nope, stay pressed.

[Penk]

Idk. I hear people singing it a lot.

[BambiStar]

Yes, it's only smashing because it's Taylor.

The song is just

[RudeBoyy]

Yes, EmRi, you're right.

[Bloomers]

It's not the bravest sounding lead single that's for sure, but Shake It Off is pretty solid even though it's not mindblowing or incredibly unique and it does have plenty of people talking, I wouldn't call that a music non-event.

[Colin]

Yes, EmRi, you're right.

It's obviously a success but that's only because it's Taylor. The song itself is not talked about or making any impact.

[Forevermore]

Yes, EmRi, you're right.