Grandparents React to tolerate it - Taylor Swift | REACTION

[@alyssamichaela]

This song destroys me emotionally. I've found myself in relationships with emotionally neglectful people, repeating harmful patterns I picked up from my parents. To have Taylor put this kind of poisonous dynamic into words so beautifully, it almost makes my brain short-circuit. It's nice to be seen.

[@queengagaislander7707]

Yes ...validation is powerful! Also learn from your mistakes and turn them into a positive in your life.💗🌴

[@ngd138]

My sister has been in this type of relationship for 20 years & has 4 kids with him. I wish this song was written 20 years ago

[@linnbaardsen9459]

I imagine Princess Diana when I hear this song, even though I am aware it's based on the book "Rebecca".

[@dinoben9527]

I love the lyrics breakdown and comments, the different perspectives that you offer us! Your insights are interesting because you provide us a way to see things sometimes differently compared to the interpretation that I have (which is directly linked to my own experiences, that's the beauty of the lyricism of Taylor Swift). Greetings from Belgium 👋🏼🇧🇪

[@queengagaislander7707]

Thank you Ben. Welcome to Mabie Island!🤗🌴

[@mamab4720]

Yes, I heard her say the same thing that during lockdown she used "Rebecca" and her own experience for inspiration. When I heard this song it reminded me of the kind of toxic relationship you have when you're with a narcissist. I was in a toxic relationship with a narcissist that this song narrated perfectly.

[@queengagaislander7707]

I agree 100%...its about a relationship with a narcissist! My advice...RUN!

[@dudaoliveira2601]

watching from Brazil!! i love how much you pay attention to her lyrics, i might be wrong, but i think she said it (the song) wasn't written about one of her relationships, is about something that she watched or read about, but she can relate it to more than one of her old relationships

[@queengagaislander7707]

Thanks for your comments. We asked for ideas from our viewers and several have responded!🌴

[@moonlitpearl700]

She said the idea came from Daphne DuMaurier's Rebecca and the relationship between Maxim and his young wife. The lyrics descibe it beautifully. I love their comments and viewpoints.

[@stdellis]

Listening all the way from a sunny end of the year in Brazil. This was an amazing video.

[@queengagaislander7707]

Hello Dellis! Thanks for your comments! The weather is warm here too..but raining!🌴🤗

[@ana_lynn_w2959]

When I first heard the song I would have given it a 3 out of 5. After the 20th listen I give it 4.5 out of 5. The second half really evokes the emotions after you can digest and relate to it. The way she sings it throughout really captures the journey as well.

[@Beautifulstars12]

I interpreted this song as a moment in her head with everything she had went through and dealing with in this "relationship" with feeling all these feelings and doubts and rightfully questioning this person whether for real or really wanting to say it to them, because she started to watch them in the beginning of the song and then at the end. Right back to the start to the very end, which makes me think none of this was really spoke to them but she wanted to say it. but it can be metaphorical as well to what you stated. I would of liked a music video with this song, its so emotional and relatable to others for sure and taylor could definitely make this one into a short film. I always liked this song even though i couldn't relate to it entirely but it definitely is relatable to others who had the same thoughts and feelings and been through similar situations. i hope you react more songs off of folklore and evermore going into next year :)

[@crystalmccoy2001]

Listening from Pennsylvania!!!

[@cherylreinell857]

She read a book and could relate to it and then created the song. Don’t think that qualifies as autobiographical.

[@MabieIsland]

Agreed...but helpful to those in a similar situation. Thanks for the comment. 🌴

[@lumarocha1847]

Hey! I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷 and absolutely love you both, i"ll subscribe right now

[@MabieIsland]

Thank you Luma! You're an Islander now!!💗🍍🌴

[@spacata]

Wow what a great reaction. So much wiser than any other reviewers ;D

[@lizziedoglover6657]

Love it !Uk here btw!! 🇬🇧❤️

[@123Saulytea]

i was in a relationship like this one exactly when i was 17-20, for 3 years with this man who was only 4 years older, but at 18, that's so much and it was exactly like this song, until i dis leave and removed that dagger.

[@Riverrunzred]

Very insightful ❤️

[@123Saulytea]

oh and I'm watching from Vilnius, Lithuania ☺️ Love y'all, so sweet and nice, I'm also a major swiftie and this is just wonderful to watch ❤️

[@queengagaislander7707]

Thank you for your comments!🌴💗

[@multistan7034]

"I'm an Islander now!" 🥰

[@MrSwift-jm4rk]

love from Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@sophh1585]

I could listen to you two talk all day. This song is absolutely heartbreaking 💔 I think 'save the best colours for your portrait' means whatever he does she only sees the best in him, paints a good picture of him. X

[@barbarafieldcoleman3545]

Hi magic song. We have all been there. Love you guys. Love from South Africa Durban 💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝

[@tomaszstoinski214]

Such a sad song

[@gl-jj3tk]

Please react to Blue Banisters by Lana Del Rey

[@bluelion6783]

This is about Rebekah Harkness husband how he just tolerated her and didn’t really give much to her in a way.

[@saakshishetty7786]

No co-relation. It is inspired by a novel

[@MC-ms7hk]

Guys pls react to miley cyrus 💗💗💗💗💗