YTP: Taylor Swift Wishes You Would Come (Taylor's Version)

A subscriber of mine, ‪@wowpoopstaylorsversion3267‬, has occasionally asked me to do a YTP on Taylor Swift, but using one of her rerecorded songs. I have now finally done this. As there wasn't much visuals to use in the video, I have decided to use an even more random editing style.

[@DMMDestroyer]

Knew it. Thank you for whistleblowing the facts.

[@acemarvel1564]

Careful her Stan's can be vicious

[@OverlordOfDarkness95]

That's a fair point, although I suspect the algorithm won't really help this video much to get a reaction. Either way, I found making this video funny.

[@acemarvel1564]

@@OverlordOfDarkness95 Just keeping an eye out You know what her fanbase does to "haters"

[@OverlordOfDarkness95]

Thanks. I appreciate it.

[@DMMDestroyer]

They're only mortal.

[@wowpoopstaylorsversion3267]

I'm probably the only stan of her in this channel that hasn't been raging over a stolen version being used..

[@wowpoopstaylorsversion3267]

0:26 😂😂😂😂 About the description, YTPs can be anything, not just visual editing so there would be a chance for sentence mixing like the usage of 'I wish you would cvm' I need to know how long does it take to do the random editing, compared to the serious YTP editing...

[@OverlordOfDarkness95]

To explain that a bit, while YTPs can be pretty much anything in any style, I tend to view particular editing styles as fitting better with specific sources. For example, effect spamming tends to work more effectively when scenes have a lot of movement. So a stutter loop on a still image with no visual effects applied tends to be less funny than if the image was moving and/or if it had effects. It's not impossible to make it work, but it's not as fun to edit. Most of TS's newer versions of songs don't have much happening in their videos in comparison to the original versions, which means an editor might need to be more reliant on sentence mixing to make the YTP work. Having said that, my preference is to be more varied in how I edit videos, as I don't enjoy YTPs with only sentence mixing. I don't have an exact answer to your question beyond saying it depends. I vary my editing style based on each source I use, and so some YTPs might seem more serious than others. Each source also tends to have its own challenges which vary how long it takes to edit. For example, this YTP was edited in a pretty serious way in the first minute, as that minute was edited in two days. The remaining two minutes was edited in one day. For a YTP like my 10 minute YTPs, those can sometimes take a few weeks. However, there have been YTPs where I was grinding 1-4 minutes of editing each day, like my Spider-Man YTP.