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What I disliked about the Bad Blood remix was that Taylor reduced herself to the hook girl on her own single. Plenty of reviews said the verses and production were weak, so instead of saying "this is my artistic vision and I will stand by it," she got a popular rapper to replace her bad verses and changed the instrumental. It felt like the equivalent of directors changing their movie's ending because focus groups didn't like it. It was obviously a business move, just like Kanye on E.T. (only Katy still had her verses). While all pop musicians make choices to appeal to the buying public, the Bad Blood remix felt especially cynical. It just reinforced the idea that Taylor is primarily a businesswoman as opposed to an artist.

Taylor knows she can't be sure she can top 1989, and that if she fails to top it, she'll be painted as a has-been (what happened to Gaga, and what might happen to Adele). If she does take a break, you be sure that she won't just be lounging around, chilling. She'll be planning her next move. Her business-minded parents didn't raise no fool.

In any case, I do look forward to a time when Bad Blood isn't constantly on the radio. Seriously, of all the songs on 1989, she had to pick that one? Why couldn't Wildest Dreams have had that sort of success? Or Style? Life isn't fair sometimes.

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I think it's so nice that the charitable queen is taking some time off of dominating to allow her peers to release music without being fearful. :)) 

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What I disliked about the Bad Blood remix was that Taylor reduced herself to the hook girl on her own single. Plenty of reviews said the verses and production were weak, so instead of saying "this is my artistic vision and I will stand by it," she got a popular rapper to replace her bad verses and changed the instrumental. It felt like the equivalent of directors changing their movie's ending because focus groups didn't like it. It was obviously a business move, just like Kanye on E.T. (only Katy still had her verses). While all pop musicians make choices to appeal to the buying public, the Bad Blood remix felt especially cynical. It just reinforced the idea that Taylor is primarily a businesswoman as opposed to an artist.

Taylor knows she can't be sure she can top 1989, and that if she fails to top it, she'll be painted as a has-been (what happened to Gaga, and what might happen to Adele). If she does take a break, you be sure that she won't just be lounging around, chilling. She'll be planning her next move. Her business-minded parents didn't raise no fool.

In any case, I do look forward to a time when Bad Blood isn't constantly on the radio. Seriously, of all the songs on 1989, she had to pick that one? Why couldn't Wildest Dreams have had that sort of success? Or Style? Life isn't fair sometimes.

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+I still need New Romantics as a single :duck:, this era can't end without that video :ohno:

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+I still need New Romantics as a single :duck:, this era can't end without that video :ohno:

Don't worry it will probably get the tour music video treatment

You know she has to do at least one of them each era, it's in her contract

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BornAsUnic0rn

I love her words so much everytime I read or watch interviews, she's SO self-aware and that's what people seem to hate.

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