Taylor Swift - End Game ft. Ed Sheeran, Future | Reaction

[@elliottlaffin2976]

If you wanna see her hit them notes live, DEFINITELY watch “Don’t Blame Me Live From the Reputation Tour” !!!

[@robinwaits5828]

Despite having a cold.

[@_aly_cat]

Or even her rock version of we are never ever getting back together live 1989 tour

[@kristinbuhl3996]

Just do all of the REP TOUR

[@kristinbuhl3996]

@@_aly_catone of the BEST lives!!!!!!

[@Hey_Jamie]

I showed him this haha

[@HavenleighPark]

People that don’t know Taylor, don’t realise that she can really sing, the girls got pipes, but it’s not the only trick she has up her sleeve, and she prioritises her lyricism and storytelling over the need to belt, which makes it more of a treat when she does it.

[@virgaux8]

no. it’s ok to admit she don’t got pipes. BUT she CAN sing. just not SANG. she’s a great artist, GOAT status. for sure

[@halesjs2316]

One thing u gotta do when listening to Taylor is throw out any preconceived notions you may have about her bc otherwise everything is going to sound weird coming from her. Her talent is being able to switch up genre and sound bc her roots are in songwriting, meaning her pen is all she needs. She doesn’t find it hard to flow through music types. That’s why reputation sounds so different from her debut which sounds so different from 1989 which sounds so different from folklore etc etc. I found once I did that I could really get into the album and I LOVED reputation (the album this song is from) so so much more bc I just enjoyed it for what it was, not what I thought she would sound like!

[@em1321]

It doesn't sound 'weird' from her. You just have zero clue about her music, so it doesn't sound to you like you would expect from her. She's been in the business for 18 years, and she switched genres so many times. She wrote and sang country, pop, electro pop, indie folk, rock, gospel, acoustic, rap etc.

[@carlabaltazars]

all i could remember was her singing thug story when he said that lol

[@aaliyahfoster2705]

One genre I really want to see her take on is a full project of modern R&B (think Miguel, Coco Jones, Victoria Monet) like a more stripped-back and even flowier offspring to Midnights, and that's not just me being a huge R&B fan too. The poetics and emotions really jumps out with this sound and False God, Maroon, Peace, and So It Goes shows she has the potential to pull it off to an even higher degree. I know she can push herself to.

[@ProofOfGrace82]

The reaction to her growl near the end of the song TOOK ME OUT!! Yes sir, that is Miss Taylor herself!

[@EmmVee369]

😂 i thought i accidentally paused my video he sat and looked so long

[@ryanbartron]

@@EmmVee369same😂

[@lorihenrytaylor4438]

"and I bury hatchets, but I keep maps of where I put 'em." And LIVE she is spectacular.

[@SweeranSwift]

Taylor and Ed are besties since more than 10 years, i love them together. So much chemistry

[@alexiafrench254]

If you want to hear more growls and belts!! PLEASE watch “We are Never Getting Back Together” live performance from her 1989 tour. She performed in I believe Sydney, Incredible.

[@kallleigh]

sydney!!

[@melindatintle9728]

So much from that tour is just fire vocals. I know places. Out of the woods. WANEGBT. just yeah. She went extra hard vocally that tour.

[@Cucumberstopickles]

Yes that was Taylor in the background. And yes she does this LIVE. Try watching some of her making if the songs like on Miss Americana. She writes her own stuff and comes up with some crazy background sounds vocally.

[@halesjs2316]

That was Taylor in the back! She can growl!!

[@user-tx7rr7xe4m]

If you are looking for more of her live vocals, I’d recommend: -Any of her performances at the Grammy Museum, especially Wildest Dreams -Cornelia Street Live in Paris -Holy Ground at Formula 1 -Don’t Blame Me from the Reputation Tour -anything, literally anything from the 1989 tour video…she was so good there. (My favorite is wildest dreams/enchanted mashup) *PS, Taylor has many “growly” moments, especially at the 1989 world tour that are a lot like the one in this video (I know she does it in We Are Never Getting Back Together, I Know Places, and Out of the Woods, off the top of my head).

[@cleo6682]

When these ppl say "I'm not a Taylor Swift person" .... First, no one cares, second, the idea they have of her is so pathetic cause they repeat what others say. She is a nice person that has worked so hard for being here. She is so fucking talented and productive. There is no one like her!!

[@dianafaustina]

6:58 it was 😂 She can totally belt when she wants to. Check Don't Blame Me live from Reputation Stadium Tour if you want vocals. Taylor can sing (and do it very well) even if some people refuse to believe it. She has a very wide vocal register (from A2 to E5) and her lower register is one of the best out there. She prefers to write her songs in chords she's more comfortable with because she wants the focus on the lyrics, but she can belt out whenever she wants to.

[@richmaxmchalliwchester1984]

Yes that growl was Taylor. 2015 - 2018 was time when she was growling a lot. Taylor is a songwriter, she writes all her songs, everything that ends up in her song was her idea, no producer has power to make her do something she doesn't want to. People need to forget their stupid assumptions about Taylor when they listen to her music. That girl actually can sing and i'm fucking tired of people pretending she can't, Is she one of best vocalists in the world? No not even close to that, but she can hold her own and sing all her songs without any problem.

[@francheska3128]

Her best performance imo was we are never ever getting back together rock version. Her vocals were insane. I HAvent heard her best them yet

[@shkh1418]

Out of the woods from the 1989 tour is so good and we got growling Taylor, favorite thing she do it gives so much angst and feelings to her songs

[@tinaanderson5525]

Oh Taylor can hit those high notes and low notes!!

[@randystalnaker6700]

Oh yea...that was Taylor in the back! I suggest you try watching some of her live performances...you might be surprised!

[@allih8021]

This is one of my absolute favorite Taylor songs - the vibe is just *chef's kiss*. And everyone really shines on their verses. Together this song is just money.

[@JakeHall744]

dont blame me live is one of my fav vocal performances of tay

[@Coriminchy]

Me sitting here like *sips tea* yessir. We used to people underestimating our girl ❤

[@dylaneastwood]

That was indeed Taylor!!!

[@teleahmiller7693]

Definitely We Are Never Getting Back Together live on the 1989 tour in particular (but also she kills the whole show) and the Reputation Tour, both amazing live vocals.

[@carolynv8979]

The part where he speculates about some amorphous “they” in the studio trying to get a certain sound out of Taylor 😂 She wouldn’t write it if she couldn’t sing it

[@markjames3522]

Exile featuring Bon Iver is a masterpiece

[@ElizabethBlair-n7r]

Especially the Long Pond version

[@mallorymyers7525]

@@markjames3522 Bon Iver's vocals on that track are gorgeous 😍

[@Ldlover]

someone needs to hear live dont blame me😏

[@lorihenrytaylor4438]

oh, friend, are gonna love this bright young poet! She works hard, is kind, and lifts people up. and she tells a great story

[@tiffylew]

If you want to hear a good example of Taylor’s growl watch Out of the Woods from the 1989 tour. She gets into it at the very end. If you want to hear her belt definitely Don’t blame me from the reputation tour. If you want to hear her lowest note it’s in cruel summer.

[@khills]

Seconding 1989 Tour Out of the Woods for some excellent growling.

[@Catastrophèé25]

She hit high notes too in I knew you were trouble at 1989 world tour

[@carolann500]

Loving your Taylor videos! Watch We Are Never Getting Back Together live on the 1989 Live tour! But maybe you should watch the music video first so that you can see why the live performance on the 1989 Tour was so special. She goes from a pop performance in the video to a rock performance on tour. So Good!

[@hennameeter-xx4lm]

Great live performances: don’t blame me (rep tour), out of the woods from 1989 tour, or we are never getting back together from 1989 tour. Funn!!!

[@Psyciandra]

This! If you wanna hear Taylor let loose, watch any of these live, they’re all bangers!

[@psychoticchipmunk5298]

Yes that's Taylor.

[@fl-g15ramirezscullylou87]

YES! That's Taylor at 7:01

[@isabellezversion]

you should watch folklore long pond studio sessions. she explains a lot before performing the songs on the album, and it’s a great starter for non swifties to understand her writing process and how deep and complex it can get. after watching that you’ll be able to put more value into her every other work from before and after! hope you do it id watch 2 hours of it!

[@kaitlyncarter8773]

You definitely can hear those notes live. Like everyone else is recommending, Don’t Blame Me live on the rep tour is theee best

[@aparnay6391]

Taylor Swift has been in the game for a very long time, she knows the industry and has switched up avenues so many fucking times. She's practically done it all, so no, nothing sounds out of place or out of the ordinary for her. You're just finding it hard to reconcile what you know and what you're learning.

[@amycoleman3688]

Check out her performance of Doubt with Mary J Blige from the 1989 tour.

[@amycoleman3688]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYuTZWpqrJtpq9k&si=lsaCYWxV7rOIYB22

[@kellyrench8173]

More please!!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 I’d suggest songs but I’ve already seen some of the “if you liked this, you’ll LOVE this” songs suggested (and fully agree with all - live performances of don’t blame me, death by a thousand cuts, out of the woods, WANEGBT, ANY of the folklore long pond studio session performances, etc), but honestly, they’re all good - any song on any album, just pick one and there’s a pretty safe bet you’ll like it. Taylor is one of a kind and has gained the popularity she has, in my eyes, because she’s the only artist for which I can listen to every single song on every single album all the way through and enjoy every second of it, no skips - all albums are solid through and through - and the only people who disagree tend to be those who simply haven’t given her enough of a chance and have refused to listen to any of her non-radio/non-single stuff (which only have a bad rep bc they’re overplayed which doesn’t mean they’re bad songs or that she’s a bad artist). I’m so ecstatic every time I find a new person starting their Taylor journey because it’s sure to be a beautiful one 🥹 bahahaha it’s so cheesy but idk….if you know, you know. And if you don’t, you will. Thanks for your reactions and looking forward to more!! 😊🤗

[@beckycommonshall9846]

You hear her like that in her SPEAK NOW KIVE WORLD TOUR.

[@maxxcharliemarlow3042]

I catch myself jamming to this song every time I need a pick me up. I literally feel powerful after!

[@priyadaga1132]

6:50 yes that was taylor🕶️

[@MindyRRD6760]

Are You Ready For It, is great... there is some rap singing and the lyrics are a lot of fun.

[@charbenz2768]

Yes that us Taylor in the back, doing the higher notes.

[@donnahall3040]

Ed, And Taylor have been friends for a long time, She had him on stage at the London eras tour live stream, It's great.❤ I have always been a fan of midnights and the 3am. Edition.❤

[@liz10988]

Taylor writes and helps produce everything she wouldn't put out anything that wasn't creatively driven by herself. You have to know the drama that happened before Reputation for it to make more sense.

[@yvetterodriguez2550]

You want those live vocals of her growling and/or giving it her all? Okay, I got you. Check out the links below. They are from EAS Music Channel, which has the best quality of these performances: - Rock version of "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" from 1989 World Tour: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJO5pJpnftBgfbM - Minor growls in "Out of the Woods" performance from 1989 World Tour in 2015: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4XWZ3qZftKVg6s - Belting out her vocals for "Don't Blame Me" from the Reputation Tour: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZaye5-bd8eZY7c

[@ninastays]

oooo you should do “don’t blame me” 😜

[@KEG0830]

Her performance of Haunted on the Speak Now World Tour has some awesome vocals!

[@laverneswartz]

People still thinking Taylor can't hit them HIGH notes, BUT LITTLE DID THEY know, SHE CAN

[@Carolina_Girl_]

Don’t blame me LIVE from The Reputation Stadium Tour my guy! You get them notes!! Keep shining✨

[@mayella3044]

Out of the woods from her 1989 tour live, and don’t blame from her reputation tour live

[@desired4558]

Just starting to listen to more of Taylor myself recently. Love your reactions! New sub here. 🤗

[@EskimoPablo907]

Lol all the moments this man doubted Taylor in this video. I noticed it being a doubting thing what Ed finished his verse and he said "I like his verse better than everybody (so far)." alright I'm here for the rest of the reactions, its bound to get better. I think this is just still the early videos anyway. I'm here for it

[@edpotter1170]

Taylor has improved a lot vocally since 1989 era. Her voice became deeper and she did lots of growls, which the fans absolutely went insane for. As she grew older, her voice really aged like wine, she could do lots of lower register and so her music style changed. Though due to rerecording purposes where she had to channel her youthful energy again to reproduce her old albums, she mixed up her old and new styles. In other words, I believe what you had in mind regarding Taylor is extremely outdated (no offense) so I'd suggest, forget the Taylor you had in mind and be more open-minded whenever you're exploring more of Taylor's projects. You'd be surprised by how versatile she actually is.

[@maribiddle5859]

New subscriber here. I liked how you went into this with an Open Mind.... but you gotta her this woman on Don’t Blame Me, I Did Something Bad, Ready For it and the ho to my tears ricochet and for vocals Safe and sound!!!!

[@kerrichristian7991]

She can sing!! Listen to Don’t Blame Me live from Rep tour!!

[@stefaniemorgulis5989]

U gotta react to her singing we are never ever getting back together & i knew you were trouble from the 1989 tour live she hits those notes even better

[@emmaschultz1020]

DONT BLAME ME from her rep tour live!! She can sing super high

[@karenmfrazer]

One of my very favorite ❤️

[@safiyahomar]

that was taylor in the back she hits notes like that a lot check out out of the woods live in the bridge she goes crazyyy and hits notes like that

[@Sweetmuffins0018]

I get where you’re coming from when you say you’ve only heard the one side of Taylor based on really only hearing the more “popular” songs of hers, but I do suggest when you have the time and feel open minded to go and give her discography a listen. I think you’ll be surprised by not only her vocals, but her songwriting skills. Any final copy of a song is how she wants it to be from start to finish. She’s a part of every single detail. I would suggest you give Midnights, folklore, and reputation a full listen. The three of them really showcase her voice, songwriting, and versatility. If you still don’t like her music, then you still don’t like it. That’s why there’s all different music out there. I do respect you for admitting you really aren’t a fan of her, but giving two of her songs a listen. I enjoyed watching you listen to them and comment on it and I actually looked to see if you posted any more Taylor Swift reactions and saw you didn’t. That’s okay. I still enjoyed a few of your other videos and you got a new subscriber who happens to be a Swiftie 😊 Also, I did start laughing when you went back to look at her and said “Hold on. She looked good there!” 😂

[@madelinewise8692]

The song is to someone she was lovers with who also had a big reputation. At this point she had already been framed by Kanye and Kim as a conniving liar and cancelled on social media. They'd ruined her reputation hence the name of the album. It's Kanye, Kim, Scooter Braun and Scott Borchetta she's talking about when she says, : "Ooh I've got some big enemies". This song is her story. She doesn't have to make it up or "get hood with it" It's the truth.

[@beatrizaraujo9265]

just got a new subscriber 🤩😍 cant wait for you to react to dont blame me live reputation tour

[@heabooktubes]

Lol I love your genuine reactions. ♥️

[@TiffanyTeaLeaves]

You should watch Taylor Swift: the making of a song. It will help you understand how much of this song is her idea vs “the people in the studio.” Not throwing shade, I get why you said it sounds weird for (you to) hear her say that. I honestly think you will be shook when you realize how much of the song is done by the time she invited anyone to come in to the studio and help her develop it into a finished song. Actually, allllll the making of a song videos will touch you in the feels, just coz it’s so beautifully raw and authentic. Much of it is her straight crawling out of bed and stumbling to the piano to get it out of her head before she forgets. It’s my favorite footage of her hands down 💪🏼

[@IvyCowboy]

Totally agree with this!! Making of a Song (plus Making of Don't Blame Me - for some reason it's not included). Magic footage that I sometimes can't believe she even shares with us. We don't deserve her.

[@Koreankimmie]

Dang this just popped up. You have come so far🙂🙌

[@sailorseraphim]

If you wanna hear the best of that growl, watch "Out of the Woods" from her 1989 tour, it's like an 8 minute performance, but that last couple minutes of ad-libs is parallel to a musical testimony.

[@ceciliaarvidsson269]

Nobody in any studio tells her to do a damned thing. Nobody. Watch any clip of Taylor BTS or Miss Americana. She does what the fudge she wants dude.

[@hollyroddenbery284]

Her songs really do become addicting like heroin. And I love it! I’ve talked with so many ppl my age, Taylor+1yr, who say “I accidentally became a swiftie.” To which I say, me too. I started getting more of her songs mixed in on my Spotify.. then would go searching up lyrics of songs in my head later. They were hers. When I listened again, I fell in love with the songs, soon I found myself knowing more than 60% of her song. Still discovering & loving. My friends and I joke about being soft core swifties bc we don’t know what qualifies 😂

[@dallasburr4588]

Taylor has been belting since her debut album in 2006. You should really listen to some live performances I think you would be pleasantly impressed. A lot of people in the media have portrayed her in a very specific way which is entirely inaccurate. It's always fun to see people learn firsthand just how wrong The Narrative that they've been told is❤

[@m3ghaZ]

Definitely hoping you've looked into her live concerts by now. Would love a reaction to her Reputation Tour live.

[@melaniepoulin7518]

On the master she does almost all het back vocal herself with different tuning , and in concert she use back vocalist

[@nde7816]

Yes, that’s Taylor 😂

[@AndreaStep]

Don’t blame me from her reputation tour! Pretty much anything from that Netflix movie haha 🙌

[@mrsw2107]

If you want to hear her it some notes watch the out of the woods live from Sydney!

[@jessando8609]

We are never ever getting back together rock version, you won’t regret

[@bethm5791]

Ed can actually rap rap. Don’t get me wrong he’s no like Eminem or Kendrick but dude can actually rap. Especially his live stuff. He tends to mix in raps into his music and it’s just him and his loop pedal and guitars on most stages. I’ve seen him live maybe 4 or 5 times. Ironically first time was opening for Taylor swift during the red tour. He blew up in America because Taylor had him for her opener. And they’re still close mates. He just has a wife and baby in England now and she’s busy AF.but if you haven’t done Ed live you really should. His earlier stuff it’s a bit hard to understand bc of his strong accent but he’s def gotten easier to understand lol. He’s so British. I have a dope story about him and Mac Miller and Ariana grande because I live in Pittsburgh. Worked at PPG and wrote about our nhl team so I was leaving out the arena as mac and Ariana were walking into his dressing room. I tried to remain chill but I semi fan girled out a bit. Dude was just smoking his weed and chilling lol.

[@maciedixon3983]

This song is popular again and used for edits of her and Travis on TikTok. I can’t escape then Due to the big reputation and big conversation lítica

[@giorgia.m]

Don’t blame me live on rep tour for the vocals, for sure !!!!

[@hollygranger3734]

You definitely need to watch her live mate

[@MindyRRD6760]

Don't Blame Me from the Reputation tour

[@Ashley-lz9jh]

Omg!! This was great, you have to react to more taylor, she has incredible vocals in many of her songs

[@nassercabelo3330]

U definitely should into her albums , and Live Performances so u can discover how truly a beast on stage she is

[@marlikauffman4994]

Hoping the swifties are being nice in the comments! Taylor’s definitely not known for her vocals, but she still delivers a great vocal performance and her live vocal stamina is incredible. She’s improved a lot on her vocals over her career and it really shows. I think her voice is inviting and approachable, which works well with her songwriting and focus on lyrics That said, I love your open mindedness and willingness to set aside your opinions of her music

[@meredith1017]

Have you done “We are Never Getting Back Together” SPECIFICALLY from the 1989 World Tour??? She is giving growlssss

[@melaniem948]

You can see it live in the rep tour

[@brianp1230]

That was definitely Taylor. I know that voice anywhere

[@AmyHammons-ih7xn]

Hey, check out BBC Live Lounge, when Taylor does Phil Collins, Can't Stop Loving You. She has had vocal coaches over the years and does the work. Her embouchure is so noticeable... thought you'd like to see, just cause use noticed grace.

[@gaylemckenzie4834]

Watch Taylor at the blue bird cafe better man and tiny desk Death by a thousands cuts, also Cornelia Street live in Paris, you will get a great sense of her voice !

[@donnahall3040]

YES YES YES

[@angelas.g.9848]

Yes, that's Taylor.

[@beverlysutphin5608]

Watch her rock version of “We Are Never Getting Back Together.”

[@donnahall3040]

She brought ED, Out during her London show.

[@dani010203stor]

7:21 he is asking to react to "We are never ever getting back together 1989 tour"

[@alexbarnaby]

listen to i know places taylors version if you wanna hear her growl like that again!!!

[@CnEwilcox]

Watch don't blame me from the eras tour

[@lisaestes4748]

This is so late but yes that is her live !!

[@jajadasliebe]

If you wan that growl live you need to watch "[Remastered 4K] We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together - Taylor Swift - 1989 Tour - EAS Channel"

[@tonyabrooks2071]

Don’t blame me live Taylor can singggg

[@jesshaigh3859]

You HAVE to watch reputation stadium tour opening. Life changing stuff