Taylor

Taylor Swift is that rarest of pop phenomena: a superstar who managed to seamlessly transition from the country music scene to and become a enduring pop culture icon and conquering all over the world at the same time. Swift removed the influences of country in the sense that they had been added as an extra layer of skin and revealed she was one of the best singers/songwriters of her generation. Swift could make the event personal and use it to her advantage. The evidence was clear in her earliest songs especially in her neo pay homage to Tim McGraw. On her album Fearless (2008), Swift showcased a writer getting to understand herself. Fearless became a massive success not only in the United States, where six of its singles have been certified platinum in the wake of Top Ten hit songs Love Story and Belong with Me. But the album also enjoyed a great reception across the globe. Swift's next album Speak Now, released almost two years after the previous one, built on this success. It propelled Swift to superstardom. Through her next three albums, Red (2012) 1989 (2004) and Reputation (2017) and Reputation, Swift's popularity grew and she found herself in a world of pop music where it was clear that she deserved to be. Her name was always on top of the charts even after she changed her own style on her sister albums Folklore and Evermore in the year 2020.