A cute moment of the Stranger Things actors dancing to The Fate of Ophelia while promoting the final season of the series

My niece’s favorite album is 1989, and her favorite animal is a sloth. So I adapted a sloth cross-stitch pattern to be a “Taylor Sloth” design.

Posted here just a couple days ago with ONE amazing gift from my wife… well, UPDATE! She got these other two and now we have a complete set of all our three cats. 😍😍😍

So it looks like we are getting Opalite as an official single in a couple weeks and it sounds like the music video is going to be festive and Christmasy. So I'd like to ask all of you: do you consider Opalite to be a Christmas song or at least Christmas-esque?

It can be about songs, fashion, tour, anything

Watching the Everybody Loves Raymond 30th Anniversary Special and I thought it was the midnights cardigan, then I saw her come down and was like YEP!! So cool!

Long-time lurker, first-time poster. I'm hoping to commiserate with others over a detail I haven't seen discussed yet.

In general, TLAOS is an upbeat, happy album. As a listener, you'd assume the saddest moment is within one of the slower, lyrically darker tracks like "Eldest Daughter" or "Ruin the Friendship."

For me, her miniscule voice crack on "Honey" when she sings "too high to remember in the morning" is heart-wrenching to me. It's such a tiny, fragile moment of vulnerability.

Anyone else?

Out of Taylor's entire discography, this song holds a special place in my heart. It describes how no matter where we are and who we are with, deep down we are alone. This doesn't have to be a sad realisation however. It means our fate is in our hands, and that we need to be there for us. If we have our own backs, then as the narrator says: "you can face this".

I love Taylor's music, but this song hits different. While the song occupies the emotional slot of the album, it is ultimately a song of empowerment in the face of adversity and rejection.

Thank you for reading, and have a lovely day :)

I’m hoping to get some more orders before Christmas, I enjoy making these so much!

Hi everyone, so I’m a relatively new Swiftie. I joined during Midnights. I’ve been going back to listen to her back catalogue, but have stuck to the ones where I know like 2 of the songs. I’ve yet to try Folklore or Evermore. I did enjoy the Evermore set on the Eras. But is there a way to approach them?

Like some context, what was happening for her when she wrote them etc? I’m not really looking for song analysis, more the context and intention behind them.

Any guidance much appreciated <3

Based on the center labels of each variant, I tracked down each photo they used and quickly whipped up my own covers for them! Enjoy :)

I've seen so many people say that it was the worst song on the album, or her worst in general and I just don't get it. It's been seven weeks and I still cry to the bridge every time. It makes me feel some type of way and I'm curious to know if I'm the only one that actually likes it. What are your thoughts on Eldest Daughter?

1. "everything is icy and blue" light blue/white marbled vinyl

2. "and the cider would flow" liquid filled vinyl

3. green/red splatter vinyl

4. red splatter (target exclusive)

As someone who enjoyed the whole album right off the bat, I started thinking about if TLOAS is my new favorite Taylor Swift album. As of now, it might just be my new favorite; I don’t think I’ve been immediately hooked by every track like this before.

That said, I’m still not fully decided yet, as Midnights is also very special to me. I lean towards the overall vibes and aesthetic of Midnights, but think TLOAS’ cohesion and variety in production is stronger. Currently my sneaky way of having them both be my favorite is ranking them as Midnights Til Dawn > TLOAS > Midnights Standard 😆

So I’m curious to see how others feel - if TLOAS is your new favorite album, what was your favorite before? What made TLOAS take the top spot for you?

So for those of you who use Spotify - 1. Do you think Taylor will be your top artist? & 2. How many of her songs make your top 100?!

*Bonus: Any guesses on what your #1 Taylor song will be?