“Alguns fãs ficam ‘Eu não acredito que a mesma pessoa que escreveu aquilo, escreveu isso’ […] mas eu acredito que a contradição humana é divertida.
Eu acho legal escrever músicas divertidas e músicas tristes também.”
— Taylor Swift no Grammy Museum.
Taylor Swift performs a medley of ‘I Knew It, I Knew You,’ ‘august,’ and ‘All Too Well’ for The Icon Sessions at the Grammy Museum.
Watch: https://t.co/EIn21fz5L1
🚨Taylor Swift on people saying her songwriting has changed over the years during the GRAMMY Museum’s “The Icon Session with Taylor Swift”:
“Fans be like ‘I can’t believe the same person who wrote this, wrote this.’ Because one would be very simplistic and silly and one be like very detailed and deep — but I think human contradiction is fun, I think its fun to make playful songs, I think it's fun to make songs that are desolate and lonely and just bedraggled lyrically as well. And thats its human contradiction that I find interesting.”
(https://t.co/W5t3z0PYQO)
“Às vezes, quando as pessoas fazem piada comigo, é muito divertido fazer piada com elas de volta.
E às vezes eu gosto de usar palavras que elas precisam procurar no dicionário pra poder falar mal.”
– Taylor Swift.
“i can’t believe the same person who wrote this wrote this…. i think that that human contradiction is fun” queen just clocked haters of showgirl so classy like here with this truth.
STELLA LEFTY reveals to Vanity Fair that she gave Noah Kahan writing credits on her hit ��Boston” after his reps reached out over its similarities to “Stick Season”:
“When I was writing the song, I wasn’t thinking about Noah Kahan. I was literally thinking about nothing at all. [His reps said], ‘We think this sounds similar.’ I don’t want to step on anybody’s toes, so I’m like, ‘If this sounds like that, whatever, all good.’”
@dearsswiftie I honestly banned myself from buying vinyls till Taylor’s next album. I do have man’s best friend vinyl. But 80 something dollars for a vinyl is insane.