Taylor Swift “In Summation” Poem Analysis // what Taylor really wants us to know about TTPD🤍

[@user-qj6mv7gw6g]

The microwave is more of a metaphore: the microwave reheats something & the matty situation was a case of rekindling the situation over and over, its full blast super hot and then cools fast "Never scratched the surface of me" - because she was shapeshifting into something that fit them or the relationship, she was never able to be fully herself in any of them She keeps referring to Joe & Matty as polar opposites, depression vs mania / slow vs fast / locked up vs showed off - but in the end its all heartbreak and in the middle of this tug of war she found her new footing

[@bonnieflynn4798]

Thanks. This is great

[@GiGi-lg1dl]

Beautiful, Nena! I think if Taylor ever sees this analysis, she will feel so seen and understood 🤍🖤

[@Tess7]

This album is so deep. It has it all- heartbreak,anger, exasperation and delusion. It has humor, acceptance and accountability. Unfortunately, all most people want is the tea. How did it end? What is the beef between two people. How can you be so down over this? When something takes you down, or leaves you wondering what went wrong, you have to reflect on it. You can’t just bounce back easily. You can fake it, but at some point you have to deal with it. When you move past it and find a new passion, it can feel like something that makes you feel young again. The critics are not getting it. Some fans are not getting it, and that’s ok. The fan may come around or they still have her other albums. I love this album. Great analysis of the poem Nena. I loved Stevie’s poem too, but she is the queen 😊

[@BigD151065]

If only the pop critics would have seen this video prior to writing their TTPD reviews, the reviews would have been so much more to the point. Without reading the summation I touched on all the topics discussed in the songs. Of course being a longtime fan of Taylor and knowing the history and all the songs, helped me understand the songs. Then we have the sound of the album (the original album of 16 songs). For me it’s definitely not Midnights 2.0. Yes, some of the songs breathe Midnights and the 1989 vault. But there is so much more to it, it’s an amalgamation of country, dream pop, synthpop, folk and indie. In a way that’s never done before. Remarkable for the most popular artist at the time. In a way the album is breaking borders and is completely not understood. It took me a couple of days to fully understand the work as a whole, but I now know that this album (for me) is the best album ever made (the original album as well as the full body of work). I really appreciate your explanation and I have nothing to add. If only English was my native language. Much love from an old man from the Netherlands. ❤

[@BigD151065]

Also nice to be acknowledged by Taylor as the poet trapped in the body of a finance guy.

[@rturney6376]

I don’t 😢watch Mainstream Media, but you so beautifully describe what is wrong it and modern society. People judge with actually knowing the details. Without trying to learn the details. 😢❤❤❤

[@wendyjackman1745]

​@@BigD151065Thanks for this - every time I hear this line I think of my little brother - who died 5 years ago of a brain tumour - because he was a craftsman trapped inside the body of a lawyer guy. I hope you write, because he didn't craft, and I think that's part of what killed him.❤

[@riabb8725]

Love to see an older swiftie from Nl!

[@kellecasey-ross1541]

1000%

[@paradise-16-]

i can't stop being amazed by her

[@togetherforever1147]

who? Nena or Taylor??

[@bronwyn117]

The number of people that were in denial about what the songs were about is staggering and hysterical! Everyone expected a breakup up album all about Joe and they just couldn’t understand initially that it wasn’t! This was the biggest secret about this album!

[@ellaskye13]

this breakdown>>>> i’m not even taylor swift but i can just imagine how seen i would feel if i saw someone take the time to do this

[@austinjules]

Ioved this thoughtful breakdown. I felt like I was learning from Professor Nena. I’d love more thoughtful literary breakdowns of this album’s lyrics.

[@OdnaKoshka...]

Taylor is literal genius, her songwriting is something else on TTPD!! Also new TTPD era set gives mad woman, and I LOVE it ❤️‍🔥 P.S. Nena, love you soo much, very exited to watch this masterpiece ✨

[@Starbuxlvr1313]

Female Rage the musical!! I could see TTPD coming to a stage. I’m just saying! 🖤🤍

[@mfgutierrezatcharter]

She is really a genius…..her I.Q. is 160 ❤❤❤

[@joannefrancis7040]

You have analyzed what Taylor is saying perfectly.

[@IAmDellaKnox]

This would be a gargantuan task, but I would eagerly listen to you do a deep dive for every song on TTPD. 🙈 you have such wisdom Nena, and this was a joy to watch! Thank you!

[@choosehappiness7810]

YES!!! Please!!! 🙏🏻❤️😍❤️🙏🏻

[@ansiadevivir]

"Something old, someone hallowed...brand new" instantly reminded me of the things a bride shall wear.

[@aryalad18O2]

Favv professor and only one who can manage to engage the whole class🤭🫶 also I think tortured poets is an album written with quill which is in glitter fountain form🧚‍♀️cuz it has the rawness of fountain pen songs✒️, influential and elegant songwriting of quill songs🪶 and imaginative capturing through music of glitter gel pen songs ✍️ thanks for the video ☁️✨️

[@winkpinky1445]

Thank you so much Nina. I knew what she was talking about but without a history of the players I could only get so far. It’s so generous of you and very kind to help us new Swifties. I’m a word nerd. Even my siblings would say speak English. So frustrating when you have that gift and people don’t get you. I was a very bright kid reading and writing after a few months of kindergarten. Taylor is such a brilliant writer. 5 words in and I’ve got a perfect picture in my head. Never a need for a dictionary. Actually after I got home from elementary school, I think by 3rd grade I’d take out our world book encyclopedia and study maybe 30 minutes of those 2 huge books. I loved writing poems the most. Anyway, I’m sorry for rambling I don’t think there are many of us so thank you again!

[@noellemazzoni4439]

This analysis is simply perfect. You literally said everything that needed to be said. And as an Italian, hearing Petrarch's name in a KZbin video about Taylor's writing is absolutely iconic. Thank you so much for your thoughts! You're the best

[@princesstelimena2887]

LOVED this!! Honestly, your videos are always SO GOOD. They’re always such high quality and I especially love these types where you break down Taylor’s lyrics or poems. You’re so insightful and I always learn so much!

[@bronwyn117]

You explained this poem so beautifully! Great job!

[@delfi__arts]

I read this poem before and after listening to the album, and it really formed my interpretation of it. I think it explains what the tortures poets is perfectly, and people analysing the songs without taking it into consideration are missing out on a big piece of the puzzle

[@anasofiaaceves]

My theory is that this album has songs about all her muses, including all relationships and enemies, if you listen to lyrics, music (.some sound even country) and the imagery at the tour. I think this came about the memories during the rerecordings and most recent event.

[@karenvalentino3412]

Nena, I loved this thoughtful review of the Epilogue poetry and the insights you got from it. Your explanations were concise, thorough and clear, and your compassion for Taylor is very evident. Lovely. ❤

[@mirandaoakley3662]

I think I’ve mentioned this to you before, but I was also an English major in college and I looked at the poem a lot of the way you did so this is a great video.

[@Prettykittychimi]

Nena, I’m glad you survived after watching the new setlist last night. I almost had a heart attack from screaming and jumping and of course thought of you. Thanks for insight on the poem! You’re amazing!

[@mikedebruyn]

25:15 While writing and recording Midnights the 1975 were writing and recording in the same studio with Jack. Matty said they even collabed on a song but that one did not make the cut or that version did not. Taylor being a diary style writer might have opened that diary more or less for him or as you call it saw him as the night in shining armor and opened up to him. Anyways he got all the material needed to lovebomb and make the right promises to be sure that he would be her first call. At least that is how i picture it in my mind.

[@sharahkershaw9293]

I really appreciated the comment about not trash talking her former boyfriends. I think each relationship serves a purpose and met a need where she was in her life. I think these men should be respected and we shouldn’t assume the worst of any of them when we don’t know there side of the story. Not to even mention nobody can really understand the dynamics of a relationship but the two people who were in it. Great video and gave me a lot to think about!

[@LStottmann]

Such a great explanation. Love your deep dive videos!! And I love the “oven” and “microwave” comparison too. genius! ❤️

[@hopper3084]

I’m actually obsessed with The Manuscript and how it goes through every one of her relationships - would love to see you do a deep dive into the whole song!

[@choosehappiness7810]

Yes!!😊

[@taralovesdiamondart]

So many people are lost about the manuscript. Some think it's about Jake G. Others think it's John M (The reference to the age gap, I suppose) I think it's about not just relationships, but her whole career. If it went in order, that would be more helpful to figuring out what each line is supposed to mean. I would also love a breakdown of the Manuscript from someone familiar with the Tay-Lore.

[@asmaqais6713]

Your analysis is Dazzling! when I though I couldn't love this album more than I already do now it hits different for one more time. + I agree most of great artists are dramatic and sensitive

[@breemorgenstern2231]

My mum is married to a singer-songwriter and he has sung and written about her so many times. Even I, as his stepdaughter, appear in several songs. I want to write my own songs too, but only for myself. And my stepfather really helps me a lot with this process. I help him even if he doesn't have an idea for a song, for example. And he also produces his songs himself. At my mum's and his house, they built themselves a tiny little studio. And he records in there. He mostly writes in Russian and he mostly sings in Russian too. My mum and I are Russian Germans. That means our ancestors moved to Russia sometime in the 18th century and settled in what is now Ukraine, for example, or in Kazakhstan. That used to be the Great Tsarist Empire of Russia. And even Catherine the Great was originally a German princess. And my grandmother and grandfather came to Germany 30 years ago and built a life for themselves here after such a long time. And I can even understand Russian, speaking is OK, I'm learning that. And reading and writing are better for me. I know that people will now ask themselves, are you for the Russian government or for Ukraine? I can say for myself and my family that we are for Russia and for Ukraine, but not for the Russian government.❤❤❤❤😊😊

[@caesarq7513]

Here’s something I don’t think anyone has mentioned. The TTPD logo has a art deco look to it. This was the popular architectural style of the 1920s which is when Clara Bowe was acting. I think this is part of the reason Taylor chose this logo. Art deco is also all over NYC where Taylor loves to spend time. I have to think this inspired the logo. Look at the curves of the top of the Chrysler building and the windows in an art deco home. They are curved like the P and D in the logo. Also the poses she does on the album cover and when she’s lying in the bed in the video resemble the art deco paintings where women are lying across a couch or bed in different states of contemplation. Also the glove and fan she had at the Grammys are very reminiscent of that time. As are the feathers in the TTPD set on the tour. art deco is a big theme and look of this album. It started in the 20s and ended at the end of the 1930 aka the Great Depression. Which is interesting since depression is another big theme of the album. Wonder if there is a connection that she’s using the art style of period in American history when everything and everyone was depressed. Also the roaring 1920s kind of mirrors what life is like when you are in your twenties- a lot of partying and then things settle down in your 30s. Wonder if Taylor is using the 1920s and 1930s as a metaphor for her 20s and 30s and using art deco to pull it all together. Hope someone asks Taylor about this. ❤

[@emilygrace_8386]

my day just got 50 times better by this one notification that means had posted

[@kzenias]

37:30 this is something I've always tried to explain to people! I actually had a conversation with my comparative lit professor about the writing process and she shared that her best writing comes from anger, bargaining, and depression stages of grief. It is sort of a coping mechanism and allows us to sort things out in words. When you are happy, you just want to let the good marinate and seep in. But when you are sad or angry, you write as an outlet, as an escape.

[@tinaroberts6704]

Great video! You really have such a gift for explaining this amazing era! Keep up the good work and give us more videos!!

[@choosehappiness7810]

Yes! Please and thank you!

[@Loud_Nimai]

What a fantastic video! Loved your break down, thank you for sharing this

[@gayaratzabi3547]

What i like in your videos is that it feels like i’m in a modern literature class! Very refreshing hearing about modern artists and poets.

[@needsomezzz]

I didn’t know this poem existed so thanks for going over it. It really does explain this whole album. I’d love to hear what the Stevie Nicks poem is about too.

[@ramblingrebeca]

I loved this analysis. I haven't seen much of the criticism on this album but I agree that a lot of people are entirely missing the point. It's called Tortured Poets Department, of course it's gonna be dramatic, fatalistic and slightly unhiged. I think she explored it very well, letting out a lot of her hurt in raw form even toward her own "fans" and the music industry and media in songs like But Daddy I Love Him! and Who's Afraid of Little Old Me. I also think people are putting so much effort into figuring out who which song is about and while it's pretty obvious in some verses, in others I think it's entirely beside the point because she is just talking about the fact the she had her heart broken twice in a row, in different ways, it's about losing hope for her dreams coming true, despite who was with her at the time. And although I too was surprised about the amount of realstate Matty occupies as muse, when you listen to it you realise that it wasn't in fact just a few weeks or even the fortnight established by the media, it was hinted at, promised, wondered about for years, so that's a lot of hope to be built up and then torn back down.

[@donnahall3040]

Taylor did say that She absolutely had to make this album.❤

[@losserrano10]

This was so fun and interesting! Thank you Nena :) Wishing you a wonderful week and sending you lots of hugs 💜

[@SaraIsFangirling]

I actually don’t think of it as a prologue. I see it as an epilogue. The author’s conclusion and findings after this “autobiography” that was ttpd. I think this was written and meant to be read looking back to what happened and what she learned. That’s why she didn’t put it at the beginning but at the end. It was very deliberate.

[@NenaShelby]

this makes sense!!

[@agnethamoniz7265]

Yay! Just seeing this video now… Taylor is so amazing… ❤❤❤ Thank you for posting amazing videos about TTPD🤗

[@helenvargas1094]

That was a brilliant analysis, thank you! ❤

[@raahatkapur]

Nena what a great explanation for that poem. There are a few different interpretations I got but it's so nice to hear your thoughts on it. It took me back to English class where we went over how to analyse poems/texts etc. Keep up the great work and awesome channel you have here!

[@_megcreations_]

Yayy so much TS content and the eras tour starting!! Exciting!! ❤😝

[@carinaeissner]

Omg 😱 Thank you for this Video! It made this album so much clearer to me. Can you do this with single songs also? I am a new Swiftie and have the feeling there is so much to know. So much that I just can not understand yet.

[@FiendishBeret]

Also with “wishing on comets”, a comet is a very big event doesn’t happen that often, perhaps she is noting to the fact that there is a lack of hope or a very slim probability of the relationship working out. A comet also doesn’t have a very regular orbit which could lead into the next part of stars never aligning, the chance for the relationship to work out had passed and will not come around for a while or never again. Just an idea

[@NenaShelby]

yes!! this is a really good point & makes total sense why she chose the word comet instead of shooting star or meteor👀💫

[@Shady_Belle]

She's also compared Joe to being rare as a glimmer of a comet in the sky.

[@AnjeannetteMarie]

Oooo, I love this interpretation, thank you 🫶

[@callieanne3090]

@@NenaShelby Plus the fact that in ancient civilizations, (and even now for some niche groups) comets are a sign or harbingers of approaching calamity. Their unpredictability was seen as a disruption to the order of the universe, so the appearance of one provoked extreme or irrational reactions by people who thought of them as a sign

[@WelcomeToCanadaToday]

One of my personalities is married to her!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@lottigeeklove8203]

Man…. I am speechless! That was wonderful 🫶🤩 I have nothing more to say! Such great work 👌🏽

[@smallpotatoeve]

Ag the beginning of the eras tour at the speech for lover she does say that WE will create the memories with these songs of 18+ years that theyre meant for us she already went through it shes over it and now theyre there for us . Its crazy but its true ! This was great! I didnt think anything of the poem lol but perfect!

[@fedochoa]

What a splendid video. I don't understand why Swift's In Summation isn't a larger component of pundits talking about TTPD. Nena magnificently corrects this. I think the Healy affair spans a longer time than the one implied by her public display of it. Her participation in a 1975 concert in January 2023 is now an event of clear implications. When she broke up with Alwyn is unknown - certainly, it wasn't a week before the public announcement- , but my guess is that it was at the beginning of the second half of 2022. She then hit the bottle, as suggested by the lyrics of Fortnight.

[@thaisdemedeiros]

I feel like i need to take this videos in batches just like i did TTPD. It's a lot to dissect, and i am here for it ❤

[@TzionaTischer]

Love you Nena!!! Thanks for this video!!!

[@AnjeannetteMarie]

Thank you Nena, great analysis 🫶

[@bethbanco8733]

This is so well done and such a cohesive and thorough analysis of TTPD. Just another example of how this album wasn’t written for your casual TS listeners. It was written for the Swifties (the only people who would be buying a physical album and seeing this poem) as an explanation of what has taken place and as a message/lesson. It explains so much and clears up so many "Huh??" moments while listening to certain songs on the album. It breaks my heart to think about her going through all this while on tour. I love all your thoughts!

[@stopanimalabuse2569]

That was beautifully articulated. You did an amazing breakdown of TTPD poem

[@SwiftyFromIndia]

Loovvedd itt Nena! I really want you to do these lyric breakdowns on all the sings on ttpd but some songs specifically like The Prophecy, Cassandra, etc.

[@dreamsingxld]

new nena upload i CHEERED

[@lapellexduxbubblegumxvide]

39:24 and this is why she ends it with The Manuscript, because this is almost a parallel to All Too Well... I mean in addtion to what you later said, hah. So, Nena, thank you so much for analysing this poem for us, you're using you literary analysis skills to great use and it's so amazing

[@DonVicente23]

1989 minus 1975 = 14 14 Days = Fortnight Track 14 = The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived The 1975 albums usually start with the track 'The 1975'

[@maybeceejay]

I keep thinking on crashed through the skylight… Down Bad has a lot of ufo references. “I saw specks of what could've been lights but it might just have been you passing by” (what do people see when they claim they saw a ufo? Lights in the sky!) + “flying in a dream, stars by the pocketful” + “your eyes are flying saucers from another planet.” Thank you for your video, I love hearing things broken down (I wish I had an English major!)

[@therealsiblingsquad5743]

I LOVE NENA SO MUCH OMG ME AND NENA ARE LITERALLY MATCHING I PUT ON THE VID AND WE ARE BOTH WEARING OUR CARDIGANS AND OUR NECKLACES I LOVE BEING A SWIFTIE🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@ssalas7374]

I would love to see one of these videos about the Stevie Nicks poem! I feel that this is really important. Matty Healy actually interviewed Stevie Nicks a few years ago, she’s one of his idols. I would suggest you listen to that interview first, it’s really interesting ❤

[@toniamichael236]

Love this analysis Nena❤ love your videos!

[@amberkartini]

Love your analysis & your voice is so calming SUBSCRIBED!!!!

[@julie5680]

You are so smart and talented! The best deconstruction of her work out there. Hats off to you!

[@screllin]

What an amazing break down! I love the last part about writing the worst men the best. Prob why we don't get anything too harsh about Joe because he is a good person, her main criticism of Joe is boredom, which is of course not great but she couldn't write so scathingly about Joe. It makes me chuckle so much!! 😂😂😂😂

[@ayomidedareabel5525]

I don't think boredom is her only critique of him tbh. The emotional neglect, feelings of abandonment she felt and his avoidant nature and quiet resentment towards her is mentioned in this and other songs on other albums. I don't think he's that bad. I just want to know why her friends seem to hate him so much lol😂😂

[@MartekkiJam]

Such a great video and analysis! She is just amazing! ❤

[@lindatrecozzi4014]

Love watching your reactions! I believe she’s also woven Harry Syles into her past muses on this album. Fortnight….they’ve turned into polite neighbors like when they see each other at award shows . Cloe, Sophia….he never told her he loved her ( learned that in 1989 vault songs)…””tell me you loved me”…”say you’ve always wondered” Peter…she turned out the light when he was 25 and hadn’t returned If you listen to these 3 songs again…thinking about Harry, you will see many other “clues” And these songs will finally make sense

[@ayomidedareabel5525]

I really don't think she thinks of harry that deeply as you claim she does lol. Apart from meeting at award shows which is inevitable they weren't in constant contact. Also he wasn't 25 at the time of the 1989 era

[@Bowen_J]

Been waiting for this since the album came out!

[@18football18]

Gurl ttpd 2.O in Paris Ofc ttpd got added My head can't get over ORANGE LOVER OUTFITS WHY DO I THINK KARMA IS COMING (karma's theme was orange) Swiftie clowning alert

[@Paige92892]

Karma is DEFINITELY coming! Too much orange for it to not be true!

[@GiGi-lg1dl]

Gray cardigan is gorgeous

[@musicandmania]

Upon first (and tbh, second) run through I was just. Completely traumatized and overwhelmed lol. I was in a toxic abusive relationship a long time ago and this album hit every lasting wound I still have 10+ years later. It hit too hard 😭 and as a relatively new Swiftie I was pretty aware of the context but I also didn't initially know exactly what she was referring to when it came to certain lines because it was so loaded that I didn't know if she was *dramatizing* as part of the beauty or if it was truly that black and white (per se). I struggled with it because my fiance left me 10 years ago without explanation right before our wedding and then I immediately went through trauma delulu and went right back to my most toxic abuser and that is so similar to what we know about the context and what we piece together from the lyrics that it was a hard one to swallow at first. But when I tell you that this album singlehandedly brought me closure and healing from that. Shoo. Sis really got it

[@ssalas7374]

Thank you for this. As a fan of The 1975, it was so obvious to me that most of this album was about MH. The album is full of references to him lyrically and musically. There’s so much…I was shocked. The summation poem really explains it all as well as her notes on Twitter/x when she released the album. Also the part about her feeling that upon reflection, a lot of her wounds were actually self-inflicted. I wish I could hear his side of it, though we’ll probably never know. I wonder if the outcome would’ve been different for them if a section of her fan base hadn’t attacked him/them so brutally. No one wants to hear this, but I really feel that initially he had good intentions, but something happened. Brilliant album. ❤

[@cemcalex]

Agree. I really think the lyric “how dare you say it’s romantic leaving me SAFE and stranded” is the tiniest bit of information we get about why he left. I really do think he was concerned about the impact the negative press would have on her, his mental health, his relationship with the band, his sobriety, etc.

[@sassy6498]

I think he got caught ip in the fantasy they both created during 10 years, they both did. They built up their relationship on that and it was never going to survive reality. Yes, part of the fandom criticism had an impact on the relationship but in her songs she mentions he was self sabotaging the relationship from the beginning .

[@ayomidedareabel5525]

I don't think it would have lasted anyway even if the fans didn't talk. The man is a known self sabotager and is not a stable nor reliable partner.

[@ssalas7374]

@@ayomidedareabel5525 Possibly not. To be fair, none of her relationships have lasted. But I think the point is that’s it up to her to decide who she dates, not her fans.

[@irene2hansen241]

No it would never last. They made the rl up in their head, it was not a relationship, it was pretend on how it would be in their minds . Beside she has so many crazy fans who go after her boyfriend - no matter who it is, to try to ruin it (that say more about the so call "fans" then her BF

[@annabellezanoria6409]

She's a genius in literature

[@hummingbyrde]

You are so on point with your analysis 😱

[@tainararibeiro4174]

Perfect. 👏🏼Just perfect analysis.

[@reneehymes3928]

EXCELLENT SUMMERIZATION Taylor is a genius 🫶

[@mikedebruyn]

29:10 she makes the same kind of comparison with the line in loml "The coward claimed he was a Lion" which has a double meaning since the English Lion stands for bravery.

[@Elizabethbrown155]

Love this, and your videos!

[@rturney6376]

Can you do a video on the Stevie Nicks 😮piece? I am from a generation where Stevie Nocks relationship was so publicly in the spotlight for the times. 😮

[@reptvstan2024]

FIRST!!!!! LOVE YOU NENA! SWIFTIE4LIFE!!!!!! ❤❤

[@hultson]

I would really like to get more into poetry but I'm a bit lost. I'd love a video with some tips of your favourite poets and maybe a breakdown of some of your favourite poems!!!

[@lonbub6832]

I really appreciated your perspective 💜✌️

[@kimsato4159]

Loved this!!! ❤

[@kellecasey-ross1541]

I wish her team had done a better job of highlighting this! Everyone needs to soak on it. Kinda wish she’d put it to music. It says sooooo much.

[@trinamiller100]

I have that TPD Cardigan and my TPD necklace just like it.

[@apphilosophy79]

around min 20 - that line in mastermind about all the stars aligning isn't genuine, I think, because she then goes on to say that it was her scheming that brought them together. So, the talk about "all the stars aligning" is about how people perceive it, but she was indeed pulling the strings. As you said so wonderfully before, she made stuff happen where maybe she should have just let things happen.

[@sophiekelly3918]

Love this!!❤❤❤

[@tinamardt7734]

Interesting…. Your take on it is the opposite of mine. I think it’s for after the album. It’s the summary of what she feels she learnt through making the album not a prologue but an epilogue

[@Shady_Belle]

I think you're definitely correct. It's in the back of the "book", and is summarising her thoughts on the album. Literally starts with "in summation" :)

[@michellealdrich]

I wonder when Taylor and Joe would’ve ended if not for the pandemic 🤔 ANYWAY 💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼 Another great video! TY Nena ✨

[@lesanswau]

When you said about knight in shining armour it reminded me of something I used to say … you wait all your life for your knight in shining armour to end up with a jester in tin foil

[@LorettaMcCoy-v6w]

what a great analysis

[@tomasquijada5359]

Thanks for the video. You’re awesome❤❤❤

[@klmjtr]

Great analysis!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@marybrand1977]

Excellent reflections!

[@pkmagic]

Excellent insights

[@Emberwildforever]

pleeeeeeease ive been on my knees.... lyric breakdown of the prophecy? please?

[@bettyo8417]

I’m so glad you made this video because I didn’t have the patience to sit down & decode it when I received my vinyl. Thank you Nena!

[@Daria_Kay]

YEEES A NEW VIDEO❤❤❤ LOVE YOU TO THE MOON AND SO SATURN🫶🫶🫶💗💗💗💗💗

[@NenaShelby]

🥰🤍🫶

[@pamelagoodman7559]

I had to look up the difference of summation vs summary, because Taylor chose Summation and not Summary. Near as I can tell, summary refers to noting the mains points of something etc. Summation is the act of putting it all together, relating the parts to each other. Just sharing✌️

[@UtterlyPanda]

I LOVE YA NENA ❤❤❤❤

[@Karma_is_a_caTS]

Another vid by the TS QUEEN