Whether you are a TS fan or not, you have to be highly impressed at the talent both as a singer and songwriter she possesses....along with her versatility. She continues to reinvent herself across genres...pretty dang amazing. She is a lyrical mastermind...from deep and insightful to downright goofy at times. Watch any interview she's given and you will see what a kind, comical, respectful and well spoken woman she is as well. A class act on all accounts. 🙂
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Taylor started off as a country artist. She actually popularized the genre of music. She started transitioning to pop during her 4th album Red then completely taking off on her 5th, 1989
for more context, county genre was becoming a dying genre at the time. Typically, people who listens to country are adult-old men/women. then she an upcoming artist popularized it for the teen- pre adult audiences listening to country music at the time.
@@GEMINICHAI I'm literally quoting from my music class back in high school where our topic was country music. My teacher literally read that she popularized country music. and she did. at the time when she started, country music was dying especially on the younger audiences. She revived it and even brought it outside of the US. Facts are facts, sorry to break it to you.
@@kristangrande8338 She... really didn't. Idk where they got that fact but it's 100% incorrect. Shania Twain, Alan Jackson, Brad Paisley, Faith Hill, Garth Brooks, Toby Keith, George Strait... all of them extended into the 2000s and were far more popular, even with people my age (I'm only a few years younger than Taylor). Country isn't, and has never been, big in the cities. But in rural areas you can reliably find 3 or 4 country stations to flip between no matter when it was. She wasn't even responsible for the shift to pop country - country has been genre mixing for a long time, and Shania and Alan Jackson did it first. I loved her music back in the day, don't get me wrong, but she really blew up when she moved towards pop. Her country audience stayed pretty constant with where the genre already was, and her concerts weren't nearly the size they are now. (Then again, she's grown a ton as a performer too!) Honestly wondering if your teacher isn't getting Shania and Taylor mixed up, considering a lot of her country albums released alternate "party" versions and hit it big in other countries.
Her country is usually super catchy! I would recommend “no body no crime” off her 2021 album evermore. It’s country-folk-pop I want to say, and it’s a great story! Really enjoying your reactions :)
awesome reaction! Folklore is the eighth studio album by Taylor that was released during covid. There isn't a song called Folklore, it's just the album title. Based off of your previous reactions it seems like you like the ones with stronger beats so I'm not sure if it would be your taste. The lead single off Folklore is "Cardigan" and then you could react to the song "Wlllow" after since the music video is a continuation of Cardigan. Regardless, love the content and Taylor is DEFINETLY versatile!
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Yeah, I definitely think folklore and evermore won’t be to their liking, with exception of maaaybe Exile, Last Great American Dynasty, and No Body, No Crime.
Another interesting choice. The video is a cute video. But. People normally watch her live version at the Grammys, which kinda recreates this video partly. She’s very young here. The song was written about a reporter/columnist that gave her a bad review after hearing her sing with Stevie Nicks. This song was her response to him. She proceeded to win two Grammys for this song & performed it at the Grammy awards. She played the banjo while singing it and pretty much sang directly to the camera and added her then teenage sass to the performance and to the end of the performance that received a standing ovation. The columnists’ response to knowing she wrote the song about him was “I just wish it was a better song”. Folklore is indie/alternative music which isn’t country but indie music. Folklore and Evermore are two albums in this kinda folky/indie/alt-pop thing. In 2020, her concert tour was canceled do to pandemic. So she called up Aaron Dessner of the National & asked if he wanted to collaborate on an album while in lockdown, but remotely. She wrote, produced & released folklore in 3.5 months while in lockdown, and followed that up 5 mos later with evermore. Folklore won AOTY. But it’s folky. It’s lyrical. My Tears Ricochet was the first song she wrote for the album. Exile with Bon Iver is a good one to try as well. August is a fan favorite & Cardigan is the music video. She also made folklore into a documentary that she directed & is on Disney Plus. I’ll suggest this is me trying. And the monologue explaining the song. Intro to folklore. ruclips.net/video/idCBDt1v1ZA/видео.html Her discussing her writing This is Me Trying ruclips.net/video/yL_bdb3PtaM/видео.html Lyric video ruclips.net/video/9bdLTPNrlEg/видео.html
Wow thanks for all the great information. I love how helpful her fans have been teaching us about her as a person, a musician and artist. You all are great 👍
@@TripTipsPodcastrdigan is the single and has the music video that she directed. It’s wonderful & was nominated for awards. The song was nominated for SOTY. She also performed cardigan on her Eras tour over the weekend. Eras performance ruclips.net/video/U3MqxEdxnco/видео.html Music video ruclips.net/video/K-a8s8OLBSE/видео.html
Folklore is the grey album with her in the forest. She created a love triangle between three characters she made up “Betty”, “James”, and “August”. She also bought a beach house in Rhode Island and wrote a song about the previous owners Rebecca & Bill. The song is called “The Last Great American Dynasty.” In “Epiphany” she gave a shout out to her WW2 veteran grandfather and the doctors and nurses who worked endlessly through the pandemic.
@@TripTipsPodcast oh, no problem most of the songs on folklore and evermore are about other people and other situations that she’s observed in her life or just completely made up stories she’s written Betty tells a story of a highschooler name, James, who’s caught in a love triangle between Betty and August and there’s another character named Inez. Those names actually belong to real people in real life and those are the names of Ryan Reynolds and Blake lively’s children. Their oldest daughter, James was actually featured in a song on Taylor‘s reputation album called “Gorgeous” in the opening credits and according to Ryan, he said in a recent interview, their kids don’t see Taylor as this big pop star they see her as auntie Taylor. Taylor helped reveal the name of the couples 3rd child Ryan Blake lively’s way of sharing the name of their youngest daughter with the world and Blake I believe has just had or is about to have their fourth child. She was pregnant about four months long when she attended the Met gala 2022.
She wrote Innocent on her Speak Now album about the 2009 VMA Kanye interrupting her acceptance speech for winning album of the year for Fearless (2008 - later re recorded in 2021. In the song she’s basically forgiving him and saying “no hard feelings I know your human we all make mistakes”
You Swifties are amazing. All of you have been so helpful and supportive in sharing her back stories to help us better understand Taylor as a person and as a musician.
How could we not. Every Taylor fan has been extremely welcoming and amazing. Some a little mad but no one has made us feel like crap. I feel blessed to have found such a cool crowd. The channel doesn’t work either without all of you.❤️
19 year old taylor wrote all of speak now on her own and it's one of my favourite albums also this song is about this guy who said that taylor couldn't sing and now she's one of the most popular artists like ver
Great reaction guys and the girl who you said look like she had the Willy Wonka haircut is a actress her name is Joey king she also played in a movie with Taylor swifts best friend Selena Gomez called Ramona and beezus around the same time as this music video that’s why her hair looked like that because of her character in the movie Joey king has been acting since she was 5 she’s 23yrs old now but anyway I love this song played it when I’d get bullied then I graduated a year early and everyone was shocked except my God mom and my mom now I’m 24yrs old I do IHSS and I sell desserts I make pretty good money so this one is👌❤️🩹👏🏽👏🏽🎶
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Nope, folklore and evermore are …they are two studio albums that were released as surprises during quarantine. The primary collaborator is Aaron Dessner from The National. So if you’re familiar with that band, it’s kinda similar - it’s indie rock. The other guest vocalist on the albums is Bon Iver. Based on your reactions to her videos so far, I don’t think most of either album will be to your liking - the don’t have a lot of hard driving beats. They’re beautiful, haunting, lyrical albums and unlike her previous music, are not grounded in her life (or her friends). They’re songs she wrote after watching movies in quarantine, or because she wanted to try her hand at murder ballads or telling one story from multiple perspectives. If you want to dip your toes into that era of her music, try the song Renegade by Big Red Machine featuring Taylor Swift. (Big Red Machine is Aaron Dessner and Bon Iver.) If you like that, then you’ll like at least some of folklore and evermore.
You are I think the 4th person to talk about folklore. We will give it a shot. We have 3 more Taylor swift videos coming out and then we are mixing it up a bit to Miley Cyrus and BTS. We need some new music in our life. I think that’s the 20th Taylor video we’ve done. We don’t want people to get bored.
Always liked Taylor but Folklore and Evermore really turned me into a Swiftie😀 such beautifully written songs. You should react to the song “Tolerate It” ❤ Just subscribed👍🏻
@@TripTipsPodcast Probably cardigan. She has three songs: cardigan, august and betty which all link together to make a story about a guy who cheated on his girlfriend. Cardigan is from the girlfriends point of view. Betty is from the cheaters point of view and august is from the girl he cheated with's point of view. It's really cool. Cardigan is the only one with a music video though. For the quality of the music of videos I would also suggest Out Of The Woods. It's not folklore but the music video is brilliant.
BTW so I can also contribute and not just simp for you. Here you go: List of Taylor Swift Mainstream Albums: 2006 - Taylor Swift (self titled album, genre: Country) 2008 - Fearless (Country) 2010 - Speak Now (Country) 2012 - Red (Country, hint of Pop) 2014 - 1989 (Yes, that's the album title, it's her year of birth. And for me, 1989 world tour is the best) (Genre: Pop) 2016 - No album released, she disappeared for a year because of Kim Kardashian/Kanye West Drama (NO, not the MTV drama, that's 2009) 2017 - Reputation (Come Back Album, Pop, Synth, "Dark, Vengeful Taylor" lol) 2019 - Lover (Pop, Dance) 2020 - Folklore and Evermore (Surprise release because why not, feckin pandemic, lol (Genre: indie pop) 2020 - Miss Americana (I know it's not a song album, but it's her Netflix Documentary, please please watch it, it will "educate" you haha) 2023 - Midnights (Latest Album) (Genre: Pop, Dance, full of F*CKS) I'm not a Taylor Swift expert so don't @ me.
Why ya gotta be so mean? "It's what I do!". When she fires back with "You're a liar and pathetic." the reaction is "Whoa! Calm down". That was so cringe 😬
This song is from her 3rd album called speak now (Taylor’s Version of Speak Now is coming out in July). She’s always written all her own music, mostly without cowrites, but after the success of her second album (AOTY at the Grammy’s), the critics just couldn’t fathom that a teenager could hold her own weight in a writing session…so she wrote Speak Now sans any co-write. I love this woman. ❤ thank you for giving her a shot! Oh. And “Taylor’s Version” is the re-recorded album. I can’t remember if I say a video from y’all yet where that got mentioned. The masters from her first six albums were sold out from under her (it was a really ugly situation with quite a bit of drama) so she is re-recording and re-releasing them so she can own all her music. 😊
PERSONALLY after watching some of your videos, I don't think you should try folklore. It's a slower album for sure. I wouldn't want to see ya'll forcing yourself lol. Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars, oh if you're down to try BTS, I think that'll be gr8 content and you'll get lots of viewers checking it out. Uh, but be aware, Kpop fans are literally a different type of force. So, if you choose to react to BTS, I think you should do a little research, maybe at least their names, and be down to have english subs on! J some suggestions~ Enjoying ya'lls son-father relationship!
You read our minds. I looked up folklore and me and my dad looked at each other and said… no we can’t lol. The artist you named were ones we’ve been debating on and I think we are ready to switch it up a bit. Great choices by the way and thanks for the support
@@TripTipsPodcast I think after you get thru the catchier songs on 1989 and Reputation you will actually like a couple of the songs off folklore - in particular, you two strike me as people who might really like murder ballads. If you’re not familiar with the genre, well, are there a lot of reaction videos for you. 😉 Springsteen’s Badlands is a murder ballad; Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds have an entire album called Murder Ballads; I Hung My Head by Johnny Cash (written by Sting!) is also a murder ballad. No Body, No Crime is a bit more like Goodbye Earl by The Chicks or Pretty Little One by Steve Martin (yes that Steve Martin) and the Steep Canyon Rangers with Edie Brickell. Another benefit to No Body, No Crime - or much of folklore and evermore - is that they are lyric videos, so you won’t have to interpret the video and lyrics at the same time. You can just focus on the song. 😉 But I do agree that most of the two albums won’t be your cuppa’tea.
@@khills we enjoy all of them just because it’s something we’ve never seen. It’s always fun reacting and hearing new music that’s why we started that Channel. Thanks for the recommendations!
Mean was written after a critic said some really harsh things about her as a person and her song writing so she wrote this as a response.
I love how she takes all this negativity and turns it into positive songs. She’s amazing 🤩
Whether you are a TS fan or not, you have to be highly impressed at the talent both as a singer and songwriter she possesses....along with her versatility. She continues to reinvent herself across genres...pretty dang amazing. She is a lyrical mastermind...from deep and insightful to downright goofy at times. Watch any interview she's given and you will see what a kind, comical, respectful and well spoken woman she is as well. A class act on all accounts. 🙂
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Taylor started off as a country artist. She actually popularized the genre of music. She started transitioning to pop during her 4th album Red then completely taking off on her 5th, 1989
That’s interesting.
Thanks for sharing
for more context, county genre was becoming a dying genre at the time. Typically, people who listens to country are adult-old men/women. then she an upcoming artist popularized it for the teen- pre adult audiences listening to country music at the time.
I mean I love her but she did not popularise country music 😭😭 Country music was always massively popular
@@GEMINICHAI I'm literally quoting from my music class back in high school where our topic was country music. My teacher literally read that she popularized country music. and she did. at the time when she started, country music was dying especially on the younger audiences. She revived it and even brought it outside of the US. Facts are facts, sorry to break it to you.
@@kristangrande8338 She... really didn't. Idk where they got that fact but it's 100% incorrect. Shania Twain, Alan Jackson, Brad Paisley, Faith Hill, Garth Brooks, Toby Keith, George Strait... all of them extended into the 2000s and were far more popular, even with people my age (I'm only a few years younger than Taylor). Country isn't, and has never been, big in the cities. But in rural areas you can reliably find 3 or 4 country stations to flip between no matter when it was.
She wasn't even responsible for the shift to pop country - country has been genre mixing for a long time, and Shania and Alan Jackson did it first. I loved her music back in the day, don't get me wrong, but she really blew up when she moved towards pop. Her country audience stayed pretty constant with where the genre already was, and her concerts weren't nearly the size they are now. (Then again, she's grown a ton as a performer too!)
Honestly wondering if your teacher isn't getting Shania and Taylor mixed up, considering a lot of her country albums released alternate "party" versions and hit it big in other countries.
Her country is usually super catchy! I would recommend “no body no crime” off her 2021 album evermore. It’s country-folk-pop I want to say, and it’s a great story! Really enjoying your reactions :)
Ok we will add those to the list. Thanks for the support!
No body no crime also reminds me of country songs like gunpowder and lead by Miranda Lambert blown away and two Black Cadillacs by Carrie Underwood.
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We’ll have to look up these songs and check them out.
awesome reaction! Folklore is the eighth studio album by Taylor that was released during covid. There isn't a song called Folklore, it's just the album title. Based off of your previous reactions it seems like you like the ones with stronger beats so I'm not sure if it would be your taste. The lead single off Folklore is "Cardigan" and then you could react to the song "Wlllow" after since the music video is a continuation of Cardigan. Regardless, love the content and Taylor is DEFINETLY versatile!
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Yeah, I definitely think folklore and evermore won’t be to their liking, with exception of maaaybe Exile, Last Great American Dynasty, and No Body, No Crime.
I’m not into country either but I love Taylor’s country ❤
Another interesting choice. The video is a cute video. But. People normally watch her live version at the Grammys, which kinda recreates this video partly. She’s very young here. The song was written about a reporter/columnist that gave her a bad review after hearing her sing with Stevie Nicks. This song was her response to him. She proceeded to win two Grammys for this song & performed it at the Grammy awards. She played the banjo while singing it and pretty much sang directly to the camera and added her then teenage sass to the performance and to the end of the performance that received a standing ovation. The columnists’ response to knowing she wrote the song about him was “I just wish it was a better song”.
Folklore is indie/alternative music which isn’t country but indie music. Folklore and Evermore are two albums in this kinda folky/indie/alt-pop thing. In 2020, her concert tour was canceled do to pandemic. So she called up Aaron Dessner of the National & asked if he wanted to collaborate on an album while in lockdown, but remotely. She wrote, produced & released folklore in 3.5 months while in lockdown, and followed that up 5 mos later with evermore. Folklore won AOTY. But it’s folky. It’s lyrical. My Tears Ricochet was the first song she wrote for the album. Exile with Bon Iver is a good one to try as well. August is a fan favorite & Cardigan is the music video. She also made folklore into a documentary that she directed & is on Disney Plus. I’ll suggest this is me trying. And the monologue explaining the song.
Intro to folklore. ruclips.net/video/idCBDt1v1ZA/видео.html
Her discussing her writing This is Me Trying ruclips.net/video/yL_bdb3PtaM/видео.html
Lyric video ruclips.net/video/9bdLTPNrlEg/видео.html
Wow thanks for all the great information.
I love how helpful her fans have been teaching us about her as a person, a musician and artist. You all are great 👍
@@TripTipsPodcastrdigan is the single and has the music video that she directed. It’s wonderful & was nominated for awards. The song was nominated for SOTY. She also performed cardigan on her Eras tour over the weekend.
Eras performance ruclips.net/video/U3MqxEdxnco/видео.html
Music video ruclips.net/video/K-a8s8OLBSE/видео.html
I LOVE the line she changes when performing at the Grammys! its so perfect
@@heatherlmn Yes! This is exactly what I was thinking. It elevated what was already a great performance.
Folklore is the grey album with her in the forest. She created a love triangle between three characters she made up “Betty”, “James”, and “August”. She also bought a beach house in Rhode Island and wrote a song about the previous owners Rebecca & Bill. The song is called “The Last Great American Dynasty.” In “Epiphany” she gave a shout out to her WW2 veteran grandfather and the doctors and nurses who worked endlessly through the pandemic.
WOW that’s amazing 🤩
Thanks for sharing this information with us 😊
@@TripTipsPodcast oh, no problem most of the songs on folklore and evermore are about other people and other situations that she’s observed in her life or just completely made up stories she’s written Betty tells a story of a highschooler name, James, who’s caught in a love triangle between Betty and August and there’s another character named Inez. Those names actually belong to real people in real life and those are the names of Ryan Reynolds and Blake lively’s children. Their oldest daughter, James was actually featured in a song on Taylor‘s reputation album called “Gorgeous” in the opening credits and according to Ryan, he said in a recent interview, their kids don’t see Taylor as this big pop star they see her as auntie Taylor. Taylor helped reveal the name of the couples 3rd child Ryan Blake lively’s way of sharing the name of their youngest daughter with the world and Blake I believe has just had or is about to have their fourth child. She was pregnant about four months long when she attended the Met gala 2022.
She wasn’t wrong 🫶
She wrote Innocent on her Speak Now album about the 2009 VMA Kanye interrupting her acceptance speech for winning album of the year for Fearless (2008 - later re recorded in 2021. In the song she’s basically forgiving him and saying “no hard feelings I know your human we all make mistakes”
You Swifties are amazing. All of you have been so helpful and supportive in sharing her back stories to help us better understand Taylor as a person and as a musician.
I’m shocked that you all hung in with this one. Nice!
How could we not. Every Taylor fan has been extremely welcoming and amazing. Some a little mad but no one has made us feel like crap. I feel blessed to have found such a cool crowd. The channel doesn’t work either without all of you.❤️
19 year old taylor wrote all of speak now on her own and it's one of my favourite albums
also this song is about this guy who said that taylor couldn't sing and now she's one of the most popular artists like ver
Guess she showed him
She plays the guitar bango piano amongst other instruments
That’s so impressive. I have a hard enough time just playing the drums.
Taylor is amazingly talented❤️
Great reaction guys and the girl who you said look like she had the Willy Wonka haircut is a actress her name is Joey king she also played in a movie with Taylor swifts best friend Selena Gomez called Ramona and beezus around the same time as this music video that’s why her hair looked like that because of her character in the movie Joey king has been acting since she was 5 she’s 23yrs old now but anyway I love this song played it when I’d get bullied then I graduated a year early and everyone was shocked except my God mom and my mom now I’m 24yrs old I do IHSS and I sell desserts I make pretty good money so this one is👌❤️🩹👏🏽👏🏽🎶
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D&J: "Calm down."
This was Speak Now Taylor. She was never calm. She was more deadly than "Look What You Made Me Do" Reputation Taylor.
So very true 👍👍
Her performance at the 2019 AMAs was incredible
What songs were your favorite?
Cruel summer, I knew you were trouble, red, 22, lover......
@@unnikrishnans1545 we’re working on them. Thanks 😊
Nope, folklore and evermore are …they are two studio albums that were released as surprises during quarantine. The primary collaborator is Aaron Dessner from The National. So if you’re familiar with that band, it’s kinda similar - it’s indie rock. The other guest vocalist on the albums is Bon Iver. Based on your reactions to her videos so far, I don’t think most of either album will be to your liking - the don’t have a lot of hard driving beats. They’re beautiful, haunting, lyrical albums and unlike her previous music, are not grounded in her life (or her friends). They’re songs she wrote after watching movies in quarantine, or because she wanted to try her hand at murder ballads or telling one story from multiple perspectives.
If you want to dip your toes into that era of her music, try the song Renegade by Big Red Machine featuring Taylor Swift. (Big Red Machine is Aaron Dessner and Bon Iver.) If you like that, then you’ll like at least some of folklore and evermore.
You are I think the 4th person to talk about folklore. We will give it a shot. We have 3 more Taylor swift videos coming out and then we are mixing it up a bit to Miley Cyrus and BTS. We need some new music in our life. I think that’s the 20th Taylor video we’ve done. We don’t want people to get bored.
Oh yeah love Renegade!
Always liked Taylor but Folklore and Evermore really turned me into a Swiftie😀 such beautifully written songs. You should react to the song “Tolerate It” ❤ Just subscribed👍🏻
@@xmoomoo9158 so many song requests so little time lol. Ok we will add this one to the list
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a team is an Ed Sheeran song which was so sweet! for her to add as a lyric! and why they ere so happy saying that line twice together
😊😊😊
This song is Speak Now (her third album). Folklore is one of her more recent albums.
What’s the top folklore songs?
@@TripTipsPodcast Probably cardigan. She has three songs: cardigan, august and betty which all link together to make a story about a guy who cheated on his girlfriend. Cardigan is from the girlfriends point of view. Betty is from the cheaters point of view and august is from the girl he cheated with's point of view. It's really cool. Cardigan is the only one with a music video though.
For the quality of the music of videos I would also suggest Out Of The Woods. It's not folklore but the music video is brilliant.
@@HannahWitts-qj7mv ok good to know. The music videos don’t get as many views but the live concerts do very well.
BTW so I can also contribute and not just simp for you. Here you go:
List of Taylor Swift Mainstream Albums:
2006 - Taylor Swift (self titled album, genre: Country)
2008 - Fearless (Country)
2010 - Speak Now (Country)
2012 - Red (Country, hint of Pop)
2014 - 1989 (Yes, that's the album title, it's her year of birth. And for me, 1989 world tour is the best) (Genre: Pop)
2016 - No album released, she disappeared for a year because of Kim Kardashian/Kanye West Drama (NO, not the MTV drama, that's 2009)
2017 - Reputation (Come Back Album, Pop, Synth, "Dark, Vengeful Taylor" lol)
2019 - Lover (Pop, Dance)
2020 - Folklore and Evermore (Surprise release because why not, feckin pandemic, lol (Genre: indie pop)
2020 - Miss Americana (I know it's not a song album, but it's her Netflix Documentary, please please watch it, it will "educate" you haha)
2023 - Midnights (Latest Album) (Genre: Pop, Dance, full of F*CKS)
I'm not a Taylor Swift expert so don't @ me.
We will add that to the polls next round. Also I’d love to get some new artist we can react to that have a fan base as big as Taylor’s
@@TripTipsPodcast Well you can react to Li'l Darian with his DARIAN LP Album.. Oh he's bigggggg. LOL
@@TravellinDrunk lmao. Be serious. What other artists are big like Taylor?
@@TripTipsPodcast YOU. No contest. Haha. Well, I guess Shawn Mendes, Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez
@@TravellinDrunk perfect thank you!🙏
Why ya gotta be so mean? "It's what I do!". When she fires back with "You're a liar and pathetic." the reaction is "Whoa! Calm down". That was so cringe 😬
Don’t hurt yourself now
Love ur reactions 🤍
Thanks for your support
If you react to folklore, make sure you to react to the Long Pond studio session versions of the song(s)
Will do thanks
She wrote about her critics. Folklore is more folk. Folk is different than Country. Bob Dylan is folk.
Oh ok 👍
Thanks for the clarification
This song is from her 3rd album called speak now (Taylor’s Version of Speak Now is coming out in July).
She’s always written all her own music, mostly without cowrites, but after the success of her second album (AOTY at the Grammy’s), the critics just couldn’t fathom that a teenager could hold her own weight in a writing session…so she wrote Speak Now sans any co-write. I love this woman. ❤ thank you for giving her a shot!
Oh. And “Taylor’s Version” is the re-recorded album. I can’t remember if I say a video from y’all yet where that got mentioned. The masters from her first six albums were sold out from under her (it was a really ugly situation with quite a bit of drama) so she is re-recording and re-releasing them so she can own all her music. 😊
Yeah we heard about her re-recording her songs. Sad that happened to her.
Don’t blame me live (Reputation tour)
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banjos are sick gnar sick
I wish I could play the banjo
you should react to my tears ricochet!!
We will add that to the list! Thanks for the recommendation!
Love you Darian ☺🤩
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she play a lot music
Yes she do
PERSONALLY after watching some of your videos, I don't think you should try folklore. It's a slower album for sure. I wouldn't want to see ya'll forcing yourself lol. Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars, oh if you're down to try BTS, I think that'll be gr8 content and you'll get lots of viewers checking it out. Uh, but be aware, Kpop fans are literally a different type of force. So, if you choose to react to BTS, I think you should do a little research, maybe at least their names, and be down to have english subs on! J some suggestions~ Enjoying ya'lls son-father relationship!
You read our minds. I looked up folklore and me and my dad looked at each other and said… no we can’t lol. The artist you named were ones we’ve been debating on and I think we are ready to switch it up a bit. Great choices by the way and thanks for the support
@@TripTipsPodcast I think after you get thru the catchier songs on 1989 and Reputation you will actually like a couple of the songs off folklore - in particular, you two strike me as people who might really like murder ballads. If you’re not familiar with the genre, well, are there a lot of reaction videos for you. 😉 Springsteen’s Badlands is a murder ballad; Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds have an entire album called Murder Ballads; I Hung My Head by Johnny Cash (written by Sting!) is also a murder ballad. No Body, No Crime is a bit more like Goodbye Earl by The Chicks or Pretty Little One by Steve Martin (yes that Steve Martin) and the Steep Canyon Rangers with Edie Brickell.
Another benefit to No Body, No Crime - or much of folklore and evermore - is that they are lyric videos, so you won’t have to interpret the video and lyrics at the same time. You can just focus on the song. 😉
But I do agree that most of the two albums won’t be your cuppa’tea.
@@khills we enjoy all of them just because it’s something we’ve never seen. It’s always fun reacting and hearing new music that’s why we started that Channel. Thanks for the recommendations!
@@TripTipsPodcastjust watch Blackpink instead of bts. bts are problematic asf you should avoid them
@@kristangrande8338 I was reading about copyright problems with them so I’ll stay away but blackpink sounds good.