Vocal coach EMOTIONAL first time listening EVERMORE album by Taylor Swift

[@SongsFromASuitcase]

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[@tajenska2003]

Can you react to halle bailey in your hands

[@aswantajuddin9789]

React to Carolina by Taylor swift please, her vocal is amazing in there

[@madisonnapolitano7531]

There’s possibly nothing more satisfying for a Swiftie than watching someone who has never heard her genius lyrics experience them for the first time 😂

[@Inessss_]

I just loved how you were so happy to find an Easter egg when she said “Folklore” in Gold rush when folklore was actually released before evermore 😂😂

[@ItsRodolfoSousa]

Yeah hahahaha

[@josefinasoderholm6488]

It is a Easter egg. Connecting the two songs together. As we know Taylor loves to do

[@Inessss_]

@@josefinasoderholm6488 yeah, you could see it that way, but the way I see it, an Easter egg is about something that’s hasn’t been revealed yet, it’s a clue for something coming in the future and not just a nod to something that’s been done in the past 😊

[@lumierz6134]

@@Inessss_ By definition it is an Easter egg, it doesn't have to be prior

[@car_guy_tony]

Evermore is supposed to feel chaotic. It's about feeling lost, like everything has fallen apart, like there's no hope. Then the end wraps it up, she's made it through the chaos, the pain. She knows the pain wouldn't be for Evermore. It's such a beautiful song.

[@Wilhelm-ko3ni]

Same!!! It was a grower for me, because at first i didnt like it but now its in my top 3 of the album!

[@carolla_michelle]

Tossing on waves, getting overturned, waves and water have been thematic from Willow. It’s necessary

[@carolla_michelle]

It’s in my top 5. You were there is for the fans, I feel it.

[@graibor1789]

Evermore is tied for my favorite Taylor Swift song… I love EVERYTHING about it.

[@echoasuncion4456]

if only taylor made a video about it, I can picture every second of the bridge

[@blondie556]

The tempo change on Evermore reflects the anxiety and being out on waves, in a storm... then it gets calmer...

[@SapphirePrimrose]

"cowboy like me" is a fictional story about 2 con-artists falling in love.

[@Beautifulstars12]

one of my favorites

[@mikfonsa7809]

*cough * beards* cough*

[@StephanieMarie]

I slept on this song for a little while. Then it slowly became one of my FAVES. I think I could listen to it, Right Where You Left Me (was hoping to see this included), and Tis the Damn Season on repeat :)

[@NinjaBooKitty]

@@Beautifulstars12 Me too! And so underrated! ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@DeldanaDzeilFeiyr]

​​@@mikfonsa7809 dude I think I get it😂 //Cough on April 19...

[@natasagnjatovic]

In "Marjorie" you could hear Marjorie's (her grandma) vocals because she was an opera singer

[@JebiIbej]

i could literally cry

[@Elainekuijf]

The fact that she wrote tis the damn season drunk is still mind blowing to me

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

Considering all the 60s and 70s classics that were written on drugs it’s not that surprising 😂

[@lashaundrawolf634]

I love ti's the damn season but today it made me BAWL my damn eyes out like uncontrollably and I am not even sure why 😢

[@andro99991]

Bob Dylan wrote Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands and Visions of Johanna stoned and these two got him the Nobel Prize for literature so... :)

[@boniedu]

0:39 - champagne problems 🥂 3:15 - gold rush ✨ 5:29 - 'tis the damn season🤎 9:38 - tolerate it 💔 12:57 - no body, no crime🪦 15:36 - happiness 💛 19:46 - dorothea 🥀 21:12 - coney island 🎡 25:16 - ivy 🍃 27:52 - cowboy like me 🐎 30:33 - long story short 📕 32:52 - marjorie ❤‍🩹 36:20 - closure 💌 38:41 - evermore ❄

[@LexiBella123]

THANK YOU

[@_ferodriguess]

angels like you should be multiplied! hahaha ❤ thank you

[@boniedu]

@@_ferodriguess that’s so sweet!! no problem, dear!❤️

[@Eragon2679]

I really appreciate the effort you put into finding an appropriate emoji for each song! 🤩

[@reaganbates2802]

Tysm ❤

[@natmerco]

this is folklore's experimental sister, also the bonus tracks are amazing

[@AstatineSulpherRadium]

RWYLM is her best song IMO

[@harleycarroll4775]

In my head when evermore switches up I can just see a music video situation. Taylor is in bed grieving and then she hears the piano playing in another room. She immediately throws the covers off and starts running to the sound (seeing flashbacks of the dude playing) and then when she turns the corner, she sees an empty piano bench and there is no music playing.. That visual the tempo change gives me makes evermore one of my favorites.

[@silverkyre]

Agreed! But for me it took more than one listen to love it.

[@debbyandere5773]

I love this song bc it's a poem with the 2 perspectives :) that's why Bon Iver's part feels so out of place, is another person talking and grieving in a different way 😢

[@michelle6337]

Marjorie is one of those songs that I can only listen to if I've prepared myself ahead of time. The line "Should've kept every grocery store receipt, because every scrap of you would be taken from me" breaks me every time without fail. I still have my mom's last grocery list on my bedside table, nearly 15 years after she died, just so I can remind myself of her handwriting. It's a beautiful song, but man it hurts.

[@anabelle..]

❤❤❤

[@SapphirePrimrose]

Same, I cry almost every time I listen to it and get to the bridge because it reminds me of my grandmother who died.

[@autumnatencio4681]

being at opening night of eras was chaotic like excuse me i wasn’t prepared for MARJORIE

[@theodorebaleanu]

and when the song gets to the part where marjorie's voice is heard singing back to taylor I burst into tears

[@justwonder1404]

This song makes my throat tighten every time. It makes me think about all the things my grandparents never got to tell me. I should've asked them more.

[@IUsedToBeAnAdventurerLikeYou]

I love the chaos in closure. The way that awful noise keeps fading through the peaceful piano really adds to that “I’m fine, but I’m not really fine” vibe in the song

[@FollettaWinkie]

In evermore (the song) the change in pace is the breakthrough moment. Before she is stuck in the pain - motionless. Then a memory of him changes it all - 'and when I was shipwrecked, I though of you. In the cracks of light I thought of you. It was real enough to get me through. and I swear, you were there. ' and from there, back to resolution, but this time peace.

[@LanaJulie33]

Literally my favorite song on the album ❤

[@blondie556]

YUP, and reflects the anxiety of being tossed around in a storm. That resolution is the calm after the storm, finding that harmony and peace again.

[@kimpintor6114]

Evermore is not about her personal life but it's the same with Folklore that is more about her imagination and making stories.

[@beatricestocco6618]

Exept for some songs, like tlgad, my tears ricochet epiphany, mad woman, tolerate it, tis the damn season , it's time to go exttt, and ofc marjorie. they all talk about her personal life

[@variousint]

that's just the lie she told us to cover up the fact that joe and her relationship was going down the gutter

[@beatricestocco6618]

@@variousint probably, we’ll find out on april 19😉

[@GeniusCreations10]

@@variousint the truth comes out LMAO

[@beatricestocco6618]

@@variousint but all the songs that I mentioned like my tears ricochet or it’s time to go talks about when that “man” sold her albums

[@jenandharveyb]

🏆 The dog curled up in the blanket TOTALLY embodied the sad girl autumn vibes of Evermore. ❤🐾

[@EricAriel5]

She sang “Evermore” solo during a ERAS concert,you should react to that.

[@theresabrodeur1026]

It's so good by herself!!!

[@Easton721]

I was literally gonna comment this, 100% agree

[@yara5502]

Yes!! It is still my favourite acustic performance on the eras tour so far!!!

[@zebzamboni]

I think you missed the setting of Tis The Damn Season. She's coming back to her hometown for the holidays and hooking up with the old boyfriend that she broke up with when she left home. They both know it's not going to lead to anything so they let it be comfortable and familiar while they can before she has to leave again.

[@hkandm4s23]

And Dorthea is the hometown boyfriend singing from his perspective

[@christinaluna713]

She missed rather a lot, along the way.

[@mwk89]

No offense to her, but one of many, many things she missed while trying to take everything literally

[@sherriromas5871]

@@christinaluna713 like the order of record releases😆

[@linneathunberg6459]

taylor singing evermore alone on eras tour suprise song sound so good!

[@madalyn6420]

Evermore (the song) is one her best lyrically written songs. It’s a bout depression and self blame.

[@sandybourdeau9300]

I blew up my marriage. This album gives me some insight into why I did it. I am now 72 and I blew up my marriage when I was 34. This album is priceless.

[@musicfangirl7403]

Taylor said that Evermore was a product of not wanting to stop the collaboration of Folklore. They’re not B-sides or throwaways but it’s a random collection of songs that push into more experimental territory without being a cohesive album. A lot of these songs are really challenging and require multiple listens before they sink into you. This is not Taylor doing pop songs. Once again, many are stories that she made up based on what she was ingesting during lockdown. She said that she wrote Tolerate It after reading the novel “Rebecca”. But of course her own feelings bubble up and become part of the stories. Because she’s an empathetic human who relates to other humans. I think Happiness is the most mature song she has ever written. It could be inspires by her friend’s story or anything else she’s experienced. It’s amazing.

[@ADIAZ-sy9vw]

It is an album that seems to talk about time, distance and deterioration. I liked it a little more than Folklore because Taylor's narrative skill is more varied and mature. I know that many find it fun to constantly relate Taylor's personal life to each of her songs, but it is much better not to know anything and interpret them for yourself, make them your own or enjoy them like a storybook.

[@Swemo13]

i love how she credited Marjorie for her backing vocals too

[@ianmcelwee2910]

“He DiEd!” *cackle cackle*

[@ianmcelwee2910]

🤣

[@victoriazornes9937]

Tis the Season and Dorthea are two perspectives for the same story. Dorthea comes home for the holidays from LA and rekindles her old flame. 🤎🤎🤎 Very Hallmark movie! 😄

[@meraki664]

I NEED TO KNOW WHOS HER OLD FLAME IS

[@musicfangirl7403]

A lot of these stories are fictional so it’s like she can relate but not necessarily from her actual life.

[@ittybittyboo1]

Taylor really has a way of putting pain into words, something that so many fail to do, and it's really f***ing beautiful.

[@alliel9970]

I had the same reaction the first time I heard the song Evermore, but listen to it a few more times- now the time change makes perfect sense to me and I love it. Same with Coney Island, I didn't like it the first few times I heard it, now it's one of my favourites. Definitely a few songs that need a few listens but then they were favourites!

[@SapphirePrimrose]

Yeah, I liked coney island lyrically at first, but I didn't really like the sound of the feature. After a while though it grew it on me, and now it's one of my top 3 songs from the album.

[@lemonisers]

i’m so scared to see your reaction to closure bc it’s my favourite song but it’s like by far one of her least popular 😭😭😭

[@silverkyre]

I only ended up liking it when I listened to a acoustic only video here on KZbin.

[@SapphirePrimrose]

"Closure" is great! I love "don't treat me like some situation that needs to be handled. I'm fine with my spite and my tears and my beers and my candles." 😂

[@jaimimelissa7495]

I loooove closure

[@Pathfinder197]

@@silverkyreBut the chaotic production is so great - and really underlines the message. Pretty sure it intentionally sounds like a “Big Machine” breaking down. The lyrics definitely give the vibe of Scott and 🛴 trying to do PR damage control re the masters debacle.

[@silverkyre]

​@Pathfinder197 I know why it sounds that way. But it dosnt sound good in a pleasant way that you're looking for when listening to music. It's noise in otherwise good song. I know what it's doing, but I would not choose to listen to those noises at all.

[@yara5502]

Evermore (song) is about the time after she was "cancelled" in 2016 and she thought her career was over. She was catching her "Death". The motion capture was the illegal edited phone call Kanye and Kim recorded. She was depressed and filled with Anxiety. And in the end she realised we (fans) were still there, and that the pain wouldn´t be for evermore,

[@elfranciscob]

no bonus track reaction 😭 those are the best 😭

[@ireimesuicidar]

this is the first time i see someone appreciating happiness. this is my favorite song from taylor and i cry every time i listen to it, but it seems like the fandom doesn't even remember it exists. so thankful someone else paid attention to it 🥺

[@marychristine5833]

Listen to her debut album! It is sooo good but also shows her growth as a singer and songwriter!

[@julianamartinez9737]

the piano version of evermore on the eras tour is sooooooo good.. taylor sings it by herself and the crowd even does some of the callbacks during the bridge. definitely watch that!

[@ShandieHammelmos]

"Tolerate It, ohhh Tolerate It oh no ... I need more wine." Tries to fill the wine glass .... Bottle is empty - " NOOOOOO!" Dead 😂😂

[@biol232laboratory5]

Ivy is my absolute favorite off this album. Great reaction!!! 🙂❤️

[@Suprachiasmatic]

I like how you said that this album was her healing because that’s probably why I connected with it so much when I first heard it. This is the album that turned me into a Taylor Swift fan. I had always liked what I’d heard of hers well enough before this album but randomly KZbin recommended the lyric video for Marjorie to me and I gave it a chance and it was over from there on. I was going through the hardest time of my life and I played this album on repeat for months. It’s almost hard to listen to it now because I so connect it with that time.

[@SapphirePrimrose]

I like the fact that "tis the damn season" and "dorothea" are the same story written from 2 perspectives - the song "dorothea" is from the guy's perspective, and "tis the damn season'" is from the girl's. It's a really cool idea. Edit: I changed "theory" to "fact" because apparently this is something Taylor herself has said.

[@Джеклейланд]

Is it just a theory? I thought Taylor confirmed it in her interview about the lyrics right?

[@nathanperalta2774]

@@Джеклейланд she did and also confirmed they went to the same school as Betty, James, and Augustine

[@SapphirePrimrose]

I didn't realize she had confirmed it, sometimes it's hard to keep track of what's real and what's just fan theories. 😂

[@jesses3618]

Wasn’t Dorothea about Selena Gomez?😭

[@umm_mmm]

5:04 "Putting an Easter egg already for the next album"😭😭💀💀

[@fabio.lous_]

I'm just gonna say, justice for Coney Island... I always cry when I hear that song

[@barbara6064]

Tolerate it is my favorite from this album I cry every time

[@lashaundrawolf634]

I cried so much to this reaction 😢

[@barbara6064]

@@lashaundrawolf634

[@HiSummerWasHere]

Dorthea is the character whose perspective is explored in “Tis the Damn Season” and “Dorthea” is the other character’s perspective.

[@noorkhan215]

I take that line in happiness (17:07) meaning more like they're in this relationship, learning life lessons together as a couple, going through the ups and downs together, all the challenges they face in their daily lives.. but slowly you start to realize that problems are only in your expense, you're the only one compromising, or backing off, or getting hurt. It stopped being going through this together to going along knowing it doesn't bother him but wrecks you completely.

[@sabidinha9808]

bestie, you really need more fans teories about taylor's musics and storytelling!!!

[@craftingranger7552]

Dorothea is the guy's perspective from Tis the damn season

[@anjalimistry89]

4:00 not the cat 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@VivalMotion]

DAMNN FINALLYYYY 😭😭😭 BEEN WAITING FOR THISSSSSS

[@Nyssa_Bisans_Version]

Taylor looks SO MUCH like Marjorie. They could be twins with different hair colours. This song always makes me cry. For Tolerate It, I always relate it to my dad.

[@alygtr3]

Re: Champagne Problems, my interpretation of the line “your Midas touch on the Chevy door, November flush and your flannel cure”… he opened the car door for her and when she was cold, he gave her his jacket. I think that’s such a clever and beautiful way to phrase such a simple thing.

[@alygtr3]

Another line that pops out to me is “til someone’s on their knees and asks you” he’s not on one knee, “traditionally” proposing but rather, down on both knees as if he’s begging 😢

[@VivalMotion]

PLEASE MAKE THIS VIDEO LONGER I'M BEGGING 😭😭😭🫶🏻✨

[@mellymoore8390]

Someone get in here and defend Coney Island lol. It's about all the men that have filled the "baby" role for her over the years. That's why the chorus repeats that line "over and over." The bridge is a list of references to past songs about exes. She's sitting on the bench wondering where her baby went. I love this song

[@Pablorome]

My favorite album

[@MBella123]

OMG! I love Evermore, it’s an amazing song and the change in pace makes me love it more

[@SapphirePrimrose]

What's everyone's 3 favorite songs from Evermore? Mine are "tolerate it", "no body no crime", and "coney island" 😁

[@GrinningLikeaDelicateJamesDean]

Coney Island appreciation!? Love to see it :)

[@lacy454]

No way I can pick just three lol 😂

[@frzndrw]

1. evermore 2. tolerate it 3. no body, no crime

[@skurinski]

Coney island, tolerate it, tis the damn season

[@wazowski6602]

Willow, no body no crime, long story short

[@ADIAZ-sy9vw]

CONEY ISLAND is a masterpiece, it has many layers and has even been performed with physically absent parents. COWBOY LIKE ME is about 2 con artists in high society who manipulate the rich to get benefits from them, two lonely souls who when they meet, they fall in love, taking the risk that everything could end badly. DOROTHEA may be talking about friendship through time, if you don't identify with it you can simply take it as a story from a storybook. With CLOSURE I am glad that the intention and essence that the artist wanted to capture was understood, but if you still don't like it, it is completely respectable. EVERMORE is a bit of the same thing, the abrupt change can be beautiful, but as a vocal coach it is understandable that you find it uncomfortable. In conclusion, the album is worth listening to more than once and paying attention to every detail, that way it grows on you more and more. Perhaps it's one of the reasons why Taylor's music is so enduring among fans and not simply a fad or trend.

[@musicfangirl7403]

Dorothea is the guy’s perspective from Tis the Damn Season. She ran off to be a star in LA but when she comes home for the holidays she’s willing, or wanting, to hook up with him for the weekend. In Dorothea he’s saying he’s never stopped loving her and is there if she ever wants to come back permanently. It’s like a whole movie in 2 songs.

[@ADIAZ-sy9vw]

@@musicfangirl7403 Ok, art is open to interpretation.

[@Alyzvettema]

First time i heard tolerate it i sobbed. It triggered so many memories 😂❤

[@MacandCheese10018]

SHE NOTICED MARCUS MUMFORD AT 29:03 !!!!! She even brought him out when she sang it as a surprise song! The story is (from both her and him) is that she was on vacation during Covid and wrote the song and desperately needed a place to record, but since all the studios were shut down she had to go to his home studio! She then invited him to do backing vocals and they became friends!

[@bearbait2010]

I am here for this. It's on my list to watch when it drops. This was my drop back into Taylor swift after many many years of not listening to her. It's my favorite album next to Speak Now and Red

[@SapphirePrimrose]

Those are my top 3 albums as well (with Fearless probably as a close 4th).

[@thebundybear5557]

"Tolerate it" is brutal man, and i'm a man! Taylor's bridges are like stepping into the ring with Don Fryre, for real. It's just relentless and never ending. If you know, you know, and it's no joke.

[@julianamonsalvezuluaga2936]

I LAUGHED SO HARD WITH THE JOE CAT PIC LMAO

[@MikkiHjalmquist]

No Body, No Crime is one of my favorites.

[@cowboybobbie]

I think you should revisit the title track. I was super thrown off by the bridge with the Justin Vernon (Bon Iver) vocal upon first listen but it's become one of my favorite tracks on the album now. She also performed this song as a surprise song on her own during the ERAS tour and her voice on the bridge is magical!

[@hellzbellzandcoffeebeanzcr4836]

I agree Evermore is pure magic in my opinion. Always moves me to tears

[@anabelle..]

so many favorites on this album!!

[@samcat4005]

Most of evermore and folklore isn’t about her personal life rather tales she’s spun into these beautiful songs, most if not all of them are unrelated to her personally

[@kasterborouskitten]

I'm pretty sure "motion capture put me in a bad light" is a joke about her being in Cats 😂

[@phenphentaylorsversion3719]

Stop as much as you want! I love that you're analyzing the vocals AND the lyrics!!

[@michsnow87]

The caos of Evermore grows on you as you feel that caos is part of the calm that comes later

[@zdenle]

your reaction to evermore (title track) is soooo valid! i felt the same when the album first came out and it took me so long to appreciate the song!! but i agree how the tempo change comes out of nowhere and how his vocals change the song so much 😭😭

[@jaydflay4809]

5:04 erm actually *pushes up my nerd glasses* folklore came before evermore by 5 months, so she isn’t “teasing the next album” which is confusingly the album before

[@helendunham4410]

I’ve always thought Happiness was about her friend Abigail and Matt’s divorce. They were together 7 years. It was also the last song written for the album. I think I read somewhere that Tis the Damn season was written while they were filming the long pond studio session for Folklore. Aaron went to bed and left Taylor and in the morning she’d written that song.

[@LiMoo02]

Folklore came out before evermore and they both came out before Midnights. A big part of evermore is fictional, like folklore. It is popularly thought that Willow, Gold Rush, Cowboy like me, Long story short, Marjorie, Closure, Evermore and It's Time To Go are more diaristic to Taylor, Closure and It's Time To Go being about her label/album re-record situation, Long Story Short and Evermore being about the downfall of her reputation and Marjorie being about her late grandmother who was an opera singer and who's voice is heard in the outro. Happiness is an interesting one, some people believe it is about Scott Borchetta, her former label owner and friend, but there are also people who think she wrote it about her friend Abigail's divorce. 'Tis the damn season and Dorothea are about the same story, but from both perspectives. Of course, because Taylor wrote everything it's very possible that some songs express feelings she has had at some point in her life, even if they aren't 100 % diaristic. And also, of course, we don't know any of this for sure, but this is what we think we've figured out.

[@christinaluna713]

In what alternate reality’s timeline did Midnights come out AFTER Folklore & Evermore!? Midnights was her 4th album. Folklore was 7th. Evermore was 8th. Thanks for playing, please try again.

[@LiMoo02]

@@christinaluna713 ​🤣🤣🤣 oke, so it's actually - Taylor Swift (her self-titled debut album) (2006) - Fearless (2008) - Speak Now (2010) - Red (2012) - 1989 (2014) - reputation (2017) - Lover (2019) - folklore (2020) - evermore (2020) - Fearless TV (2021) - Red TV (2021 - Midnights (2022) - Speak Now TV (2023) - 1989 TV (2023) - The Tortured Poets Department (2024) (To be released on April 19th) But I assume that you already knew that and just posted this as a joke. BTW, if it wasn't meant as a joke, maybe you can word your future comments a bit nicer because it really doesn't affect me that much, but if an insecure 14-year-old received that comment, it might have ruined her day.

[@WolfieTM]

@@LiMoo02SLAAAAAAYYYYYYYYED!!!!!!!!

[@WolfieTM]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@christinaluna713​​⁠Incorrect! The albums’ names, order & release dates @LiMoo02 outlined above are 100% correct!

[@Katherinehamilton515]

I can't wait! My favorite song is Champagne Problems.

[@mariaeduardamartins6295]

'dorothea' and 'tis the damn season' are part of the same history, but from different perspectives. I think you should react to both again. It would be nice.

[@Loveallegra]

evermore itself was an acquired taste for me too but it’s now easily in my top Taylor songs of all times. You should check out her interview with Zane Lowe bc she explains this song with just enough detail for it to really come alive. As for the bridge, the lines “whether weather be the frost or the violence of the dog days, I’m on waves out being tossed” essentially saying that whether it’s the freezing winter or the hottest of summer days (the dog days), I’m constantly being bashed from all directions (on wave out being tossed) It’s poetry and the back and forth grew on me. Give it time

[@averyyyy397]

evermore used to be in the bottom of my list when i ranked the songs on evermore. now its #1 😂. it took a while but now i love it so much!

[@cathylocke4220]

Marjorie was an opera singer. Left her costumes to Taylor. And that is her voice on recording in the background.

[@jsam78]

“That was chaotic” re: evermore. That’s the point 😭

[@christophergoncalves6104]

u just have to listen to her solo apresentation of "evermore" on the acustic set. Best performance ever

[@Pablorome]

OMG I CANT WAIT AAAAA

[@Akkaylyn]

You mentioned part of the bridge was lost on you in Champagne Problems, and I just wanted to break it down a bit because I think it’s some of her best writing! Your Midas touch on the Chevy door -- Midas is from Greek mythology and everything he touched turned to gold, so the person the narrator is talking to is compared to Midas and everything he touches is gold, like opening the car (Chevy) door for her. November flush, and your Flannel Cure--this was just a beautiful way to say I was cold in November and you gave me your Flannel “This dorm was once a madhouse” I made a joke “well,it’s made for me.” -- this one I think can be interpreted in many different ways, I like that this interpretation can be interpreted as a sweet lighthearted moment or it was a moment that foreshadowed what’s to come. How evergreen our group of friends, don’t think we’ll say that word again. -- this is another line that can be open to interpretation, she calls the group of friends evergreen which can mean forever living, but then she says don’t think we’ll say that word again and doesn’t specify which word, it could be “evergreen” because they won’t live on forever, or “friends” because they all chose a side in the break up or this couple is no longer friends with each other, but I think it’s the word “our” because they are no longer together and won’t share things anymore I hope this helps!

[@Lady_vesuvius]

I've come to suspect that the word they won't say together again is "our".

[@juliakahrs3722]

"maybe this is a part of some trilogy or something i don't know about" i don't know how to tell tou this

[@rithvikkrishna3975]

OMG EVERMOOOREEEE YESSSS

[@craftingranger7552]

The bridge of "evermore" was clearly written by Joe, this album was kinda a guided tour of them coming back together after folklore. Willow works like a lot of her opening tracks, it's her in the future looking back once her and Joe are good again.

[@talliejewls]

I had so much fun watching your reactions! ❤

[@victoriazornes9937]

Joe (now ex-boyfeiend) helped write on betty, exile, champagne problems, coney island, and evermore.

[@amandam6988]

I still cant listen to Tolerate It without crying :(

[@victorwithanc]

evermore was actually 3 years before the breakup you keep referencing and it's funny that some of the songs you think it's about Joe Alwyn were actually written with him (under the pseudonym of William Bowery). some other romantic songs such as willow, gold rush and long story short are also believed to be about him, but that's based on references that connect to their storylines. anyway, evermore is mostly ficctional, but I do believe a lot of her experiences and feelings through the pandemic were mirrored in those tales, which makes the title song as the closer so much more poetic and personal.

[@georgepyros2840]

Thank you so much for this, you're amazing!!

[@teodorabachvarova8804]

You need to listen to the Evermore the way she performed it at the Eras tour... One of the best surprise song performances for this tour, along with Exile (and a few others but I'm only mentioning those w Justin Vernon that she performed solo)

[@Leti8789]

Her: "Marjorie? Who's Marjorie?" Me: oh she's in for it

[@devorikimbro6996]

Male vocals on "cowboy like me" are Marcus Mumford - of Mumford and Sons!

[@jsam78]

They actually added Marjorie’s vocals into the background as well ❤

[@suzie_do_you_copy]

4:02 NOOO💀💀💀💀💀

[@LavenderrLatte]

That bridge to Evermore is literally my favorite part and you hate it 😢

[@rachelbays5904]

She sang”No Body No Crime” with HAIM as an extra surprise song at the concert I went to last year and it was fantastic ❤

[@robertthompson7242]

Evermore was a follow on to folklore ---- She and Dessner and Antonoff wrote folklore between April 27 and July (3 moths); she and Dessner worked on Evermore _after_ filming the Long Pond Studio sessions in Sept. 2020; so Evermore was another surprise release that took them just 3 months to complete and release. Those surprise releases (no promo, no singles, only a single video for each album, 3 to 4 month wait for the physical vinyls) actually hurt sales, compared to her other albums. incidently, go back and listen to Superman from Speak Now, then listen to Tolerate It; might be the same persona writing it at different ages.

[@khaloodyVEVO]

Gosh I love her hair.

[@AdityaJain-cc7yk]

i am gagged new content from you and a freaking whole album and it will be mhy taylors 2nd fav album i cant wait for you to listen to ivy my 2nd fav taylor song cowboy like me and freaking happinesss

[@SwiftZilla]

Albums in chronological order: 1. 💚Taylor Swift (2006) 2. 💛Fearless (2008) 3. 💜Speak Now (2010) 4. ❤Red (2012) 5. 🩵1989 (2014) 6. 🖤reputation (2017) 7. 🩷Lover (2019) 8. 🩶folklore (2020) 9. 🤎evermore (2020) 10. 💙Midnights (2022) 11. 🤍The Tortured Poets Department (2024)

[@OrterMinat]

That’s so sad, evermore is one of my absolute favorite songs of hers. Bon Iver’s vocals are beautiful, and it fits perfectly for what the song is about. Edit: I actually think if you watched the version she did at the Eras Tour, you would have a whole new opinion on it. She sings the bridge by herself, and it’s one of her best performances ever.

[@Dani-vu7em]

Pleeassseee release another vid with the bonus tracks 🙏