The 𝖗𝖊𝖕𝖚𝖙𝖆𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓 era was Taylor's best

[Red Velvet 10,988]

Now, when I say this, keep in mind that this is the best era transition for Taylor. It was a devious plan for murder. She used all of the headlines she gets, throw it out, flip it and use it into her own advantage. The public was shocked, everyone has their image of her changed. She wasn't the bubblegum pop girl they had, it was Taylor Swift in her most vulnerable form. 

From the track of music videos starting from Look What You Made Me Do to Delicate, starting to be acclaimed for her visual ideas, to the performances and let's not get started on the holy trinity that is, Don't Blame Me, I Did Something Bad and Getaway Car.

It's certainly one for the history books.

Let's not even get started on how beautiful the lyrics are in Call It What You Want and the bridge in Dress, ugh. And add the production of Dancing with Our Hands Tied and So It Goes... and the iconic laugh from This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things 

[dynamite 55,027]

How did you type 𝖗𝖊𝖕𝖚𝖙𝖆𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓 like that?

Is it automatic?

Reputation

Edit ok no very nice

[Red Velvet 10,988]

Also, IDSB (tour version) is superior.

[mr.peter 3,548]

NO WAY 1989 > 

[Gracious Gaga 17,163]

the way you got that font ... im blown away. and the album is her best. IMO 

[Red Velvet 10,988]

4 minutes ago, mr.peter said:

NO WAY 1989 > 

But you can't deny, this era was genius.

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I’ve been a fan of her since the very beginning and reputation was by far my favorite era. The way she took all the insults and bad press and embraced it and made it her thing was brilliant 

[teawhore 7,667]

chile u cared so much u put the fancy ass gothic font i can't argue with that

[Red Velvet 10,988]

𝖗𝖊𝖕𝖚𝖙𝖆𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓.

[xoxo Craig 55,649]

That was the era that put me off her the most. I really hated how she was trying to act like a "bad girl" and tried to change her image to a more darker look... yet she looked exactly the same just with black lipstick on   

It just doesn't suit her at all. It really came off as fake... like that popular girl in high school trying to act all emo and cool. For me, it was like Taylor trying way to hard to be edgy and dark. 

The Lover era for me will be her best one. She just seemed to let all that go, and actually show us her. She let down her walls and showed vulnerability, what her passions her, what is some of her views on politics for example, and she really showed us Taylor Swift being Taylor Swift and not some other girl which she was pretending to be. It was much more light, positive and I genuinely felt I got to know Taylor better for who she was as a person and as an artist than I did before. 1989 was full of bops, so was Red... but Lover is the era that caught my attention the most

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the □□□□□□□□□□ era

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Reputation is by far my favorite album of hers, I've stanned her since her debut and loved all of her transformations eras to eras but I most related to Reputation when it was released and loved the darker sound and aesthetics and how she took everything the tabloids said about her and used it to her advantage. Perhaps it was a little angsty and petty but that's the kind of music I needed in my life at that time and helped me get through some tough relationship drama. Rep Tour was also the first tour of hers I got to attend and it was amazing! "Look What You Made Me Do" will always be that bish! 

[Delaney Elias 1,318]

I love reputation!!!!!! ICONIC!

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16 minutes ago, xoxo Craig said:

That was the era that put me off her the most. I really hated how she was trying to act like a "bad girl" and tried to change her image to a more darker look... yet she looked exactly the same just with black lipstick on   

It just doesn't suit her at all. It really came off as fake... like that popular girl in high school trying to act all emo and cool. For me, it was like Taylor trying way to hard to be edgy and dark. 

The Lover era for me will be her best one. She just seemed to let all that go, and actually show us her. She let down her walls and showed vulnerability, what her passions her, what is some of her views on politics for example, and she really showed us Taylor Swift being Taylor Swift and not some other girl which she was pretending to be. It was much more light, positive and I genuinely felt I got to know Taylor better for who she was as a person and as an artist than I did before. 1989 was full of bops, so was Red... but Lover is the era that caught my attention the most

Same

I couldn’t connect to that album at all (LWYMMD mv was a serve though, no doubt. And yeah, the tour was amazing as well)

But Lover is/was just what I needed. And since the era started just after I started into a new phase of my life moving to Denmark, this album is very special to me (as was my Joanne experience, when I moved abroad for the first time)

[SOON 4,057]

1989 was her prime. 

I always find myself going back to it because I'm a sucker for every little song on it.

dont get me wrong I loved reputation era, it's my third fave from her. but, 1989 was flawless. literally a well planned, written, visualised and produced perfection.