Guitarist REACTS to "Death By A Thousand Cuts"

[@Emma-vd6zf]

I always thought “I dress to kill my time” is a clever line, like a play on “dressed to kill”

[@AndrewFriedberg]

ugggh how did I miss that???

[@Emma-vd6zf]

@@AndrewFriedberg ahhh so easily done, there are so many lyrics to unpack in this song!

[@robertthompson7242]

💘Never occurred to me at all! I took it as depression, not wanting to decide, not wanting to move on with the day. Sort of like a girl (or guy) changing outfits a dozen times before she makes up her mind to just wear jeans and a tee. She has clothes!! and lotsa closets. . . .they're not _all_ filled with cardigans. Or, dresses that she compared to a pop-tart wrapper in her film. 👍

[@theflowershopwiththomasflowers]

I never looked at the lyrics and always thought it was "and just to kill my time, I take the long way home." "dress to kill my time" is so much better!

[@demonhoopa]

@@Emma-vd6zfI missed it too 😂

[@GeehSavinon]

Hi Andrew! I love the fact that you never skip the "speeches" she does before the songs. You need to watch her playing All Too Well at the reputation Stadium Tour, she uses an acoustic guitar and the "speech" before about how the she sees that song today is SO interesting! About folklore/evermore, you could make videos with three or four songs each, maybe? On the political stuff, you can listen to Only The Young (about the Trump administration and the school shootings in the US) or Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince (a big metaphore, comparing the US to a high school and how she got disappointed with the country when Trump was elected). Unfortunatelly, none of them were performed live, the tour both of these songs would probably be in was cancelled due covid.

[@kimcarragher5784]

I find it interesting how you keep mentioning the connection to the sixties, because the beginning of this song “my, my, my, my” is a direct reference to the titular song of this album, Lover (you’re my, my, my, my lover). It’s a way of showing the loss, since she never gets to say lover again. And THAT song (which she also has an acoustic version btw that you should definitely check out), is styled like an old sixties love song. This is why I love musicians analysing her work! Because stuff id never realised was likely a direct reference in her music gets pointed out.

[@kimcarragher5784]

Oh! And the comment about it being general is so spot on! She wrote this song after watching a recent Netflix movie about a break up, so the song is about that film. (Fun fact: the writer of that movie based the plot of the film on Taylor’s own song “clean”)

[@coryharbour57]

WHAT!! How did I NEVER make the connection of the “my, my, my” in this song and Lover. I literally just never even questioned why she says that after like the first couple of listens. Hahaha This is brilliant, thank you for pointing this out.

[@CocoaGirlie4]

If you like hearing her explanations on the songs and the song writing/creating process, you could always listen to folklore by watching the long pond studio sessions. It's her, Aaron and Jack playing the songs live and talking about the creation of each song before they play it.

[@olympian00]

I think you’re the first person I’ve go so in depth with the lyrics and also analyze the chords to get a better understanding of the mood of the song, it’s so amazing. One detail I wanna mention is that when the album first came out, the line “I ask the traffic lights if it’ll be alright, they say ‘I don’t know’” kind of confused fans when we tried to understand the metaphor behind it. One fan got the chance to ask her about it in person, and she explained that the line was literal; she said that whenever she’s sad or stressed, she drives around and actually talks to herself. Since then I’ve assumed that since the song’s hypothetical, she probably imagined that if her relationship were to end, she’d do the same driving around and would literally ask herself if she’ll be okay, and since she’s alone, she gets no answer. It’s such a simple line, but it’s so specific and personal to her, while also being relatable because who hasn’t ever just driven around when they’re upset? It’s probably one of my favorite lines she’s ever written.

[@Kaelytraec]

I also really enjoy how the “my, my, my, my” at the beginning and end are multi purposed. They do three things: hint at and call back to the bridge “my heart my hips my body my love,” call back “my my my my lover,” and add a great structural consistency, acting as bookends to the song. Triple whammies!

[@Kammy-nh8vl]

Taylor excels at writing sad songs with happy pop music. We call them sad bops!

[@arirenaldi508]

I like your hair/beard today! I'd honestly watch a two hour video, but I guess breaking albums into 3 sections 1-5 , 6-12, 13-end is how I'd do it. Because these are significant song pauses in her albums (fifth track being the most emotional, track 13 being her Lucky number and a significant turn in both folklore and evermore)

[@blackmilk1000]

I agree, it would be best option!

[@Shan72393]

I like this too

[@The_age_of_aquarius_]

It wouldn’t be the first time Swifties watched a 2 hour long folklore/evermore reaction 😂😂😂

[@marabu_00]

I'm so pleasantly surprised to see that you've identified the secret dork in her so quickly because that's one of the things that I think her die hard fans love about her. It's hard to see, especially when people have preconceptions, through the shiny image. Honestly, us Taylor fans would definitely enjoy a 2+ hours reaction for each album, that's not an issue. Also, don't worry about your segways, we like those too, at least I do. If, however, it's easier for you to make the videos/uploads per songs that's also ok but maybe upload them all at once (that's me being selfish wanting to see them all at once). If you're interested in more political songs of hers you can check out Only The Young and Miss Americana. Thanks for the video and the Seinfeld reference, got a real kick out of that one! 😄

[@rgalvshpbks]

The Dylan influence would make sense. She has said in many interviews that some of her inspirations are Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, and Carole King so that's where the 60's/70's vibes come from. She has a song on this same "Lover" album called "Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince" and that's a political song. I'm glad you mentioned her image, because she is a songwriter and I think people often think, well she's too put together to be anything other than your generic wrapped pop star, but the truth is that she is more folk/country than she is pop. If you actually listen to her lyrics and song structure of her pop songs, it becomes pretty obvious.

[@jerickson725]

Taylor is put together alright. On top of her brilliant writing and composing skills, she has a keen sense of business; a woman who makes her own decisions. Intelligence overload, and blessed with beauty too! Almost seems unfair, LOL!

[@tommo1670]

Taylor has a few more direct political songs. “Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince” is one but her more in-your-face stances are in “You Need to Calm Down” and “Only the Young”. YNTCD is the only one with a live performance though. Love your comments and this song is less specific because it was inspired by the movie “Someone Great” which is funny because the writer of the movie was inspired by 1989.

[@jxtpackblucs]

Also there is a scene in that movie where two character walk down a street and one of the houses they pass is one Taylor was renting in 2016 and the house is on Cornelia Street. Another song of hers lol

[@lanainmydreams]

More specifically, the song Clean on the album 1989

[@dani010203stor]

@@jxtpackblucs oh shhht. i think this is WAY too much to ask, but i would like to know at what point of the movie they go past Taylor's house. cause ive seen the movie and i had no idea 😂

[@zia0576]

Hello! About FOLKLORE and EVERMORE you can do maybe 1 song at a time., or even 2-4 songs per video. That way you can have time to breathe in between episodes. And also you can go in depth with each song. Have a good day!

[@cameronphillips5692]

Do Folklore first then Evermore… BUT be sure to watch the LYRIC videos. It’s imperative to watch the lyric videos while listening to the songs. The experience becomes 3D

[@Shan72393]

Yesss the lyric videos are beautiful!

[@calliefanning9958]

My take on 'guess it was a lawless land'' refers to their love as a western, where it was basically 'fend for yourself' I really enjoyed your take on this song. The 'my wine' went over my head, so I really appreciated you enlightened me!

[@dipanjanaroy]

You're one of the best Taylor reactors. YOU'RE AMAZINGGGGGGGGGGGGG. ❤️

[@aaronrdomanais]

thank you for explaining the wine part to us. this is my favourite song from lover but we just always thought she likes to drink lol

[@aaronrdomanais]

i mean she drinks but i love the explanation haha

[@artsyswarley]

Super interesting that you drew the Dylan line to her song writing cause there are clips of Taylor writing some of the songs from her album reputation, its called The Making of A Song series. In the clip of her writing the song Getaway Car she actually references Bob Dylan so you can tell she knows his influence on her too haha.

[@crstph]

i love how you say “you can still be in love and coping with heartbreak/and ended relationship” and i have your reaction to the 1 in my queue rn haha😂 i love your responses and analysis of taylor! thanks so much 💜

[@edpotter1170]

Taylor has always loved making this juxtaposition of putting sad lyrics onto happy sound. "All You Had To Do Was Stay", "Forever & Always".... there are a lot of them. There's also the song "Peace" from folklore where the lyrics says "no i can never give you peace" which she deliberately put on the most peaceful sounding track.

[@Anna13Tonks]

Your new hair is AMAZING! It really suits you :D Also I always enjoy the little performances in the intro, thanks

[@andreadec1970]

I just found your channel and love your content! The Taylor Swift stuff is so fun, I love that can appreciate what's unique and interesting about her. Thanks for sharing!

[@earlisonline]

what I noticed about Taylor is that she may not be playing the hardest chords in guitar, but she knows how to play tunes in a way that listeners won’t be bored (in short, she’s good at dynamics). she doesn’t even look that much at the guitar while singing. not all performers are like that

[@ellenhickey9308]

I’m loving these videos, I’m binging all of your Taylor videos

[@vespastik]

I love your commentary! Helps me appreciate Taylor even more! Thank you!

[@coryharbour57]

For folklore and evermore you could do each song separately or I’ve seen some people break them into 3-5 song chunks! I’d personally watch a 1-2 hour reaction as I’ve done many times before hahaha but it’s up to you with what’s easiest and how long you’d like the series to last!

[@Mrstwiligtloverlovet]

Others have already mentioned this but the title track form this album, “Lover”, is a great listen. It’s very much a classic love ballad with some of her style of clever lyrics. She has performed it both on guitar and piano, you can’t really go wrong with either version.

[@user-lc3wy7ih8f]

I love hearing your perspective and interpretation of her songs, it's always super interesting. can't wait for more!

[@mclitan9552]

You pointed out things I never noticed before. Thank you for your reactions. Hope so see more 😊

[@adoragrayskull]

and yes, she's a huuuuge dork loved your video keep up the good work!

[@Starbuck-dr7yl]

Yes she is totally a big dork!!! One song I bet no one has requested is Ronan. There are 2 versions, one is telethon and she is not playing guitar. The second is live and she is playing the electric guitar. It’s the only time she’s ever played it. Folklore and evermore. Folklore has the long pond studio sessions, kinda fun to watch and ate explains each of the songs. . .

[@stevenstewart782]

And now she has included Ronan on red Taylor's version I imagine She'll follow a Vibe similar to the song Soon You'll Get Better

[@Starbuck-dr7yl]

@@stevenstewart782 yea, I’m looking forward to hearing the new version. It’s a rarity. But, it’s one of her best. Either way. She’ll do it right for Maya Thompson.

[@sakinaalia1067]

Yay this is one of my favorite Taylor songs! Also she wrote it specifically after watching a Netflix movie called someone great. I know she talked about multiple things but she said that it in interview. Fun fact the writer of the movie actually made the movie after going through a breakup and listening to 1984 by Taylor to help her through it so it was like Taylor inspiring herself in a way.

[@katiefarewell]

found a insta post by Jennifter Kaytin director of Someone Great which you can check out on Netflix .. "A couple days ago I was searching ‘Someone Great’ on twitter and found something curious. There were rumors swirling around that Taylor had a song on ‘Lover’ called DEATH BY A THOUSAND CUTS (written with Jack Antonoff) inspired by my film. Well. Turns out, it’s true. I’ve been listening to Taylor’s music since her very first album. As she grew, I grew. Ebbing and flowing through life; a musical North Star in her catalog. In the fall of 2014 when I was a certifiable basket case wandering around LA in pajamas heartbroken over the boy I’d left behind in New York, 1989 was there like a best friend with a bottle of tequila and a bear hug. I found the most comfort in Clean, a song about rebirth after love lost. It inspired me and Someone Great. And now, in the most surreal, what the fuck is even happening, full circle situation I find myself with a new song that will help me through heartbreak. “Saying goodbye is death by a thousand cuts, flashbacks waking me up. I get drunk, but it’s not enough, cause the morning comes and you’re not my baby...” ❤️💔"

[@graccieyyy890]

part of the reason why this song isn't as specific, other than it not being about a real breakup she went through, is that it's actually inspired by the movie "someone great" on netflix. most of the lyrics allude to scenes in the movie and a lot of them are very common breakup tropes. it's a good movie though

[@harrygeorgeallen]

"I ask the traffic lights if it'll be alright they say 'I don't know'" - I always saw this line as her looking for signs to move on, and the traffic lights are actually going green, amber, red.

[@perefalc]

One of the really cool things about this song is that TS was inspired by the movie "Someone Great". It turns out that film's director/writer, Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, was inspired to create that movie from listening to TS's album "1989"

[@FlyingPandaSquare]

wasn't expecting a taylor reaction from you today, a nice surprise :) I'm glad it was a nice reprieve from editing for you too! and as always love hearing your insights on the lyrics & as to what other songs/artists you hear in her music etc would totally watch a 2 hour video of you dissecting and rambling about the songs etc, but doing it slowly is good with me as well XD I hope you also manage to do the deluxe tracks on Folklore and Evermore too when the time comes, but no worries take your time with it and working on other things/artists, hope you're having a great day!

[@00Kristyna00]

When you spoke about being used to sleep next to someone for years, and then you breakup and you have to wake up alone... it made me think of the lyrics in another TS song, "happiness" from the album Folklore. If you need a therapy session, this song will give it to you. "And I pulled your body into mine every goddamn night now I get fake niceties No one teaches you what to do When a good man hurts you And you know you hurt him too. Honey, when I'm above the trees I see it for what it is But now my eyes leak acid rain On the pillow where you used to lay your head After giving you the best I had Tell me what to give after that All you want from me now Is the green light of forgiveness". It's a very different, mature kind of breakup song.

[@Julia-kg4tf]

Hey, Andrew! I loved your video. It would be awesome if you reacted to the ten minute version of All To Well (as soon as it's released). Swift's fans think she might release it this Friday, but it's all speculation. I definitely think she will release something in the upcoming weeks though, maybe one of her new "from the vault" tracks.

[@sinkanddrownanddie]

hmm for folklore you may want to react to the longpond studio sessions on disney+ instead because she's basically performing it with her collaborators and i think you'll like that. She also talks about the songs after or before each performance. maybe you can do 3 songs at a time? (then you can listen to the album version on your own time if you want). for evermore, unfortunately there's no studio sessions for that yet, so you may want to do album version maybe 3 songs at a time :)

[@Karlz8227]

the opening with her saying "my my my my" over and over again, is eluding to her song lover, where she says "you're my, my. my, my lover" she no longer can call them that so it is like the outcome of what would happen if the relationship does not work out, it is also based on the movie "Someone Great" the bridge is to show how essentially someone you thought would never leave does and how the places you called "ours" are no longer that you can no longer say "oh that is ours" its simply mine or theirs and it shows how all the places you were together at were essentially your own little country and your relationship had its own boundaries that kept it within those places. With her no longer being able to say "lover" she shows that if her lover were to leave her she would no longer trust them and the line "papercut sings from our paper thin plans" kind of goes back into the idea of "you said it was a great love one for the ages but if the story is over why am I still writing pages" she's essentially saying that they had planned so much for the future only for her to be left alone and wondering what went wrong and if she will ever be okay again because he promised so much and gave her nothing while she gave him everything she could.

[@ndhasse]

I love a good haircut, a long video, and you must listen to the albums in one full vid because they are an EXPERIENCE! ❤️❤️❤️

[@ivy5919]

Great video as always! I'm sure you will love folklore and evermore! Maybe if you still want to react to them you should do this on several videos so you can analzed the lyrics? Anyway, I can't wait for your next video on Taylor!

[@aaronrdomanais]

i don't care how you do folklore/evermore i will watch everything haha

[@Eric_The_Eccentric]

I think it would be better to do like 2 songs at a time when you do the album review but let's see how my fellow swifties think of it. 😁

[@syamimaziz3802]

As usual, i really like the vibes of your reactions. They're chill and amusing. I'm not sure if anyone has suggested this, but if you were to react to Folklore, perhaps you could react to the love triangle she wrote about in the album. It's depicted across three songs Cardigan-August-Betty. It's very interesting to see the parallels. While other songs in the album may not directly refer to the love triangle, they also allude to it which i personally found very cool. Also, Folklore was more an album she wrote depicting tales and well folklore hahaha so it's not so much about her in case you were wondering if the love triangle was a personal experience hahahaha. (altho many songs, we fans feel still reflect taylor very much haha)

[@luizachagas9398]

Your videos are making me want to learn how to play the guitar aaaah

[@CommandoMaster]

She's the full package.

[@williamalexander7481]

I didn't know that about my wine. Thanks for the information.

[@lalolapolo]

omg i love how you expound the lyrics :(

[@selma8184]

"i like that bridge there" just summed up the universal taylor swift experience

[@julietteaugusthead3270]

For folklore and evermore I would really recommend watching the lyrics videos she posted on youtube, especially the one for Marjorie (a song about her late grandmother). Also I genuinely wouldn't mind a 2 hours reaction video for those, but it would probably be better for you to chop them off into bits if you want to go more into depth with the songs. I really hope you'll enjoy them, thank you for all the TS content !

[@laurazonta3983]

i think the best way of doing folklore/evermore is 3 songs at a time, so you can really take time to analyze each song

[@coryharbour57]

This is my favorite song from the Lover album!!! I love how much you compare the writing to 60s stuff because that’s my favorite decade of music and she’s my favorite modern artist. The line “gave you too much but it wasn’t enough but I’ll be all right, it’s just a thousand cuts” sounds like it could be straight out of Dont Think Twice, It’s All Right (which is probably my fave Dylan song). Also, Taylor LOVES an impactful bridge. Fans often call her the queen of bridges lol. She also loves a metaphor and using common phrases with a twist. Since you caught on to her subtle political message in there, another song from this album that’s a political metaphor is her song Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince. She disappeared from the public in late summer/early fall of 2016 after some overblown drama with Kanye and this song is about that time frame. It uses high school context to describe how she was feeling about the way she was being portrayed in the media and also her feelings on the political climate of the time. She only started opening up about her political views in 2019 with that album and on social media because she was always conditioned not to in her career. She talks about it a lot in her documentary on Netflix called Miss Americana. Thanks for these videos! It’s so fun to watch knowledgeable people get to know her music for the first time!

[@Shan72393]

This bridge is one of many superior bridges lol! I’m so excited you’re going to listen to folklore and evermore. I was a fan of Taylor during her first three albums but didn’t listen to her much after 2011. And then folklore and evermore came out & brought me back. I went and listened to all the albums I missed and you know what, I GET IT NOW.

[@lianedeliz6489]

Love your channel!! Pleeease do "All Too Well" grammy version! It's peak drama and one of her best songs and performances!

[@Emma-mz8us]

Hi Andrew! Love your videos on Taylor. The best way to listen to folklore would be to watch long pond studio sessions - she and her collaborators play the whole album live.

[@jessaii.xoxo143]

even a 13 hour video of Taylor Swift's album breakdowns is acceptable 😻😻😻💖

[@bradliehallbauer9225]

Love the reaction! Looking forward to Folklore/Evermore! I would prefer a few songs at a time over just one, but I would also watch a 2 hour video 😂 and I’m also impatient lol Also, the hair looks great!!!

[@Archer0113]

Folklore and evermore are both over an hour long each. I would recommend you do several songs per video because I’ve seen other reactors do 1 song per video and it would take them FOREVER to finish one album (we’re talking months). So maybe go to the the track list and divide it into sections for different videos haha. Anyway great video by the way.

[@jocelynolea2991]

Love that you did this one - my favorite song on the Lover album by far! My personal take is that the "lawless land" lyric isn't a political reference; it connects with the previous line ("Our, songs, our films, united we stand / our country, guess it was a lawless land") and uses synecdoche or a whole-for-part metaphor to compare the relationship to a country that seemed to have rules, but then those rules were broken or destroyed. She uses synecdoche similarly in other songs (examples: "I can't talk to you when you're like this / staring out the window like I'm not your favorite town"; "my waves meet your shore ever and evermore") and often compares each partner in the relationship to something else.

[@jocelynolea2991]

Also adding as another example: she compares the relationship to a house earlier in the song ("I look through the windows of this love, even though we boarded them up / chandelier still flickering here"). She uses a similar comparison in a song on evermore ("my house of stone / your ivy grows").

[@abbyalip3438]

Also with Exile! “You’re not my homeland anymore, so what am I defending now?” Perfect example of this!

[@LornaGreene]

I loved this video and I want to request All Too Well from Taylor because I would love to see your reaction but it's a piano song. Except on the reputation tour i think :(

[@whydoyouwanttoknowthat]

She is 100% a secret nerd

[@drexlebercejaena1595]

If you like musicians who play guitar and have strong lyricism, I suggest Mitski's First Love / Late Spring from Northside Media channel here in YT!

[@jerickson725]

A couple of lines I think are so cleverly written are "if the story's over, why am I still writing pages" and "I look through the windows of this love, even though we boarded them up, chandeliers still flickering here . . ." Genius way to get the point across that this person is not yet over the relationship, even though she knows it's over. The influences you mentioned are some I've heard her talk about before, and she also mentions Carly Simon -- I think that is evident in her writing style as well.

[@jerickson725]

I'd love for you to react to some of P!nk's music. Her songs are quite a variety of styles, and her live acoustic performances are the best. Most of her "hits" you may have heard on the radio are good, but definitely not her best work, as you will find once you dig deeper in to her huge catalog. Her vocals are #1 in my book, as far as living female artists.

[@elinorrose344]

Taylor loves a good punchy iconic bridge, it’s one of the things fans always compile and rank because they are so memorable

[@dani010203stor]

She actually got inspired by the movie "someone great". Its a romantic comedy. Its about a breakup, very sas but also it ends up in a very hopeful-bittersweet tone. Its not a GREAT movie, but its nice i think. It touches very well the breakup topic. And also, if you watch the movie and then listen to the lyrics, you can see the movie 100% reflect in them. even certain specific scenes.

[@Kammy-nh8vl]

Sound Vapors is one of the ones that does about 5 songs per video and seems to work well for him.

[@jessaii.xoxo143]

This is a movie based in Someone Great in Netflix and that video was based on her song Clean in 1989 album

[@robertthompson7242]

Andrew, nice job. I liked you struggling a bit with the meaning of the wine; and bringing in other songs. Three Dog Night's Joy to the World? um, my middle school days, lol. Don't know if it is pertinent, but for me, wine was for dinner and backyard barbecues. Safe, cozy, intimate, relaxed, and, especially, _shared_ . Friends and family. Inside my personal space. If I went out to a pub, it was a beer, pitchers and shots, or cocktails. I didn't drink much, though; never liked being drunk in public (just too embarrassing!) and hangovers, well, sucked.

[@catehunter9523]

“I like that bridge there” IT’S THE BRIDGE OF ALL BRIDGES, sir.

[@Anna13Tonks]

Small-handed people problems! I can't do the non-barred version of the F chord. If my thumb reached the top string I just won't play the rest properly, and vice versa :(

[@AndrewFriedberg]

I usually use the non-barred version myself, just like how it sounds more.

[@xxmaybenot]

I remember when the Lover album came out, I was going through a breakup, was pretty recent, like 10 days before the album release. I was looking forward to the album and when the day finally arrived I didn't have the guts to listen to it. I think I went six months without listening to the album and I'm thankful for it everyday. Songs like this one would have ruined me 🤣🤣🤣

[@TotallyRobssed2009]

You could do Folklore while watching Folklore the long pond studio sessions. They play the songs and explain the meanings of the songs. But the lyric videos for each song on her channel are very good as well. I think it depends on what you are more interested in. For me her lyrics are a huge part and very important so I'd prefere the lyric videos. One video for one song would be fine. More songs in one video as well. :)

[@B0KN0WS]

Hey Andrew! I love your Taylor reaction videos :) I am looking forward to your Folklore/Evermore reactions, but I am hoping you will do a few more live/acoustic reactions first 😁. I saw some comments suggesting that you react to "All Too Well" from the Rep Tour and I agree. "Dancing With Our Hands Tied" from the Rep Tour is also great. I would also really love it if you reacted to her preforming "Ours" live at Harvey Mudd. It's an older one, but its so beautiful.

[@somethingXyouXmiss]

Not sure if anyone told you yet but Taylor shared the movie this song is based on. After that, the author of it actually commented that she was listening to Taylor’s songs nonstop while she wrote it!

[@paulmolina3335]

Hubba hubba. Your new haircut is...🔥🔥🔥

[@ValkMyda]

My favorite song of hers

[@user-yi1tn5eh4y]

if it makes you feel any better i’m under twenty and understood the george velvet joke immediately

[@elijahwhipple8031]

totally fuck with your vibe bro. gained a sub.

[@benjaminlaw1819]

One song at a time for folklore works fine for me!

[@tp5422]

15:53 idk why but that part just sounded so funny to me🤣🤣

[@MyEleto]

I think you should start with Folklore: the long pond studio sessions. Taylor and the musicians play all the songs from the album and I think you will enjoy it. Thanks for the Taylor content!!!

[@IsabellaGomezG]

Taylor is the queen of bridges!!!

[@almajohansen6356]

MORE TAYLOR!!!!!!!!

[@CAROLGAMERLIFE]

The crazy thing about taylor its that if you ask most people around you which song they know from taylor they are going to answer Shake it off and blank space. These Gold and precious songs like this one are Just hide Inside her álbuns.

[@nilufaryasmin8920]

React to her albums in parts.Like 4 songs in one part.

[@daveysversion]

I wouldn’t recommend for you to react and listen to 1 whole album of hers. It’s exhausting mentally, emotionally and physically and by the last four songs you won’t absorb anything anymore. A track by track video reaction would be I deal or 3 songs part 1, part 2 etc.

[@droptherecord6468]

“They told me all of my cages were mental So I got wasted like all my potential And my words shoot to kill when I'm mad I have a lot of regrets about that I was so ahead of the curve, the curve became a sphere Fell behind all my classmates and I ended up here Pourin' out my heart to a stranger But I didn't pour the whiskey” Honestly Folklore Has Her Best metaphors & Lyrics

[@Anna13Tonks]

She generally is very politically open lately, more so on social media but she does have some songs that allude to it (etc Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince).

[@ecababe1442]

Yes please 😍 folklore & evermore

[@JRay.R]

How do you feel about the version of tangled up in blue by great white?

[@AndrewFriedberg]

:) i do now

[@alexs1118]

please for folklore react to long pong studio sessions version of song instead of og album.

[@daveysversion]

If you want a specific breakup song. Try Taylor’s All Too Well in Reputation Tour. It’s a piano song but she played it there in guitars in front of 70k people 💖✨

[@SwiftCriminal13]

I love this

[@frederickbermas4693]

I want to hear your other song,

[@alliyahjanecaelestis1512]

she can write happy songs but as she said; she loves writing breakup songs.. i think that's what she meant

[@richardh776]

Yes Taylor is the Queen of bridges. Folklore has a lot of great bridges.

[@vanessa1052]

Do the whole album reaction! Please just divide into two parts