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strqwberrysweetheart · 9 months

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debut album !

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thedibblesarchive · 2 years

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tim mcgraw single photoshoot

#taylor swift #taylor #swift #self-titled #self titled era #debut era #taylor swift debut #taylor swift self-titled #tim mcgraw #ts1 #2006 #album art #ts #swifties #taylorstans #taylornation #taylor nation

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violet-phoenix-nebula · 1 year

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Where are all my swifties who knew every word to Tim McGraw before the album was even released?

And have been Swifties every day since?

You guys are my people.

#taylor swift 2006 #taylor swift first album #taylor swift debut #taylor swift tim mcgraw #Tim McGraw song #taylor swift #swifties #swifty #og swiftie

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lovestory · 7 months

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Taylor Swift: Debut/Self-Titled 💿💚🦋 ━ released October 24th, 2006

I love everyone who's inspired me to write a song, whether you know it or not. I love everyone who has ever turned the volume up when my song comes on the radio, anyone who has bought this album. Anyone who can sing along to my songs when I play them live. Anyone who's ever requested my song on the radio, or even remembered my name. If you ever see me in public, I want to meet you. I will thank you myself. You have let me into your life, and I will never be able to thank you enough for that. I love YOU, and I love God for putting you in my life. lovelovelove, -T-

#taylor swift #tswiftedit #*

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swiftpolls · 1 month

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#i’m just curious!#we were 14!#i remember listening to tim mcgraw & our song on the way to school :’)#taylor swift #polls #swifties #* my polls #* taylor swift #tswift #taylorswift #tayswift #taylor swift polls #taylor swift eras #* debut era #* silly polls #taylor swift debut #i love taylor swift #taylornation

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girlokwhatever · 1 month

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I just wanna start off and say I love ur work sm! I was wondering if you could write a Paige x swiftie!reader?

thx so much!! i hope you enjoy this girly boo ily

paige x swiftie!reader hcs

˙ ✩°˖🫐 ⋆｡˚꩜𐙚✩‧₊˚ paige with a swifite gf,,

— when you first met, you and paige’s music taste was…. different. to say the least

— after hanging out so much, your music taste rubbed off on her a little

- she’s a swiftie now but won’t admit it

— buys you the most crazy and expensive merch right off the t swift website

— also bought you the tickets to your very first taylor swift show

- you cried

— listens when you tell her all about the folklore love triangle

- it took WEEKS for her to really get it

— helps you pick out and make your outfit for the eras tour show

- she’s wearing a shirt that says ‘karma’

- you’re absolutely bedazzled from head to toe

— she’s such an aux hog anywhere else but when she’s driving with you, it’s all your favorite taylor swift songs

- you’re screaming the lyrics to 22 every single time

— when she sees your childhood bedroom for the first time she realizes how long you’ve been a swiftie

- you have her debut album poster on your wall dated 2006.

— she tries so hard to understand when you tell her about all the easter eggs and stuff

— your mom tells her about how when you were little you would tell people you were related to taylor swift

- she’s teasing you about it for the rest of her life

— gets you a taylor swift themed bday cake

— sometimes she’ll ask you a super underground and random question about t swizzle and if you don’t know she’s immediately claiming you’re a fake fan

- “wow you’re a fake fan, i knew that and you didn’t.”

- likes to get you fired up about it

— takes pictures and videos of you the whole time at her concert because you’re in your element and she loves seeing you so happy

— you both dedicate every wednesday night before the concert to teach her the lyrics so you don’t embarrass her

— SHE HELPS YOU MAKE FRIENDSHIP BRACELETS TO TRADE

— looks for travis kelce the whole time at the concert

— hypes you up to the extreme when you start singing along to t swift songs

— she discovered you’re in a taylor swift fan club online LOLLLL

— she’s a speak now and reputation girly FOR SURE

— gets you socks with taylor’s face on them

— sometimes you’ll be talking about how much you love taylor and she gets pouty

- “why don’t you go date her then”

— “jake gyllenhaal was so good in-“

- “don’t say another word.”

#paige buckets #paige bueckers #uconn wbb #paige bueckers smut #paige bueckers x reader #uconn huskies #uconn women’s basketball

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the-tortured-artists-department · 2 months

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Unfortunately could not make a poll that includes all options.

#taylor swift #fearless #red #reputation #lover #evermore #folklore #1989 #ttpd #midnights #speak now

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what-even-is-thiss · 15 days

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I’m on a bit of a nostalgia trip right now listening to Taylor Swift’s old work. And I noticed she never made a Taylor’s version of her self titled debut album so I just watched the music video for Our Song and yeah that’s an extremely 2006 video.

The heavy makeup, those outfits, the guy in the band with That Hair, her hair being so hair sprayed it looks fake, the standard definition aspect ratio. Truly, it’s beautiful.

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kvtnisseverdeen · 1 year

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Taylor Swift Eras: Taylor Swift (Debut)

Swift’s debut self-titled album was released in 2006. The album reflected on relationships and observations from her teenage years. The album was described as having straightforward lyrics that “brimmed with an earnest naiveté” by critics. Popular tracks from this album include: “Our Song,” “Tim McGraw,” ”Teardrops on my Guitar,” and “Picture to Burn.”

#ok now we simply can't ignore the era that started it all #but the 360p quality of these videos #really tested my photoshop and gifmaking skills #taylor swift #mine*#gifs*#taylorswiftedit #tseras

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thehoax · 1 month

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anyways idk i’ll say it.

while it’s a good album (the ball is still rolling and is yet to settle on a court), quite literally none of the songs live upto the “tortured poets” title. there are songs on debut a la Taylor Swift (2006) that are more along the lines of tortured poetry and maybe this is because taylor swift is a billionaire and she sings like she knows she has a billion dollars, there is grief, doom in her songwriting but there is Not the hopelessness of the tortured poet!

#or maybe i am just saying a lot of words.#amber rambles #the tortured poets department

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1989taylorsversion · 2 years

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Taylor: spontaneously creating new music with little to no forethought or planning

Swifties: here's how Taylor Swift hinted at Midnights on her debut album in 2006

#taylor swift

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youlovedbefore · 2 years

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16 YEARS OF TAYLOR SWIFT → Taylor Swift is the self-titled debut studio album by American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift. It was released by Big Machine Records on October 24, 2006, in the United States and Canada, and March 18, 2008, internationally. Swift had signed with Sony/ATV Tree publishing house in 2004, at age 14, to pursue a career as a country musician.

#my giffs #debut #taylor swift #debutedit #taylorswiftedit #tswiftedit #oursongedit #timmcgrawedit #album anniversary #userharlow #userpurple #tuserarchi #fearlessnetwork #taswiftnet #tsnation #seegoldendaylight #tis posts #tuserheidi #userjake

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heystephen · 4 months

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#these are all i could come up w/ i feel like i have fairly basic taylor opinions and experiences .#polls*#this has been a post*

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violet-phoenix-nebula · 1 year

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I wonder how 2006 Taylor Swift would react if she listened to Midnights

#taylor swift #taylor swift 2006 #taylor swift midnights #taylor swift first album #taylor swift debut #swifties

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hit-song-showdown · 5 months

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Year-End Poll #74: 2023

[Image description: a collage of photos of the 10 musicians and musical groups featured in this poll. In order from left to right, top to bottom: Morgan Wallen, Miley Cyrus, SZA, Taylor Swift, Metro Boomin and 21 Savage, Rema and Selena Gomez, The Weeknd and Ariana Grande, Luke Combs, SZA, David Guetta and Bebe Rexha. End description]

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Before getting into the ramble, I'm just going to get ahead of the responses and clarify that when I name a song on these polls, I use the official name of the song as it's listed on the Billboard charts (obviously unless the official title includes an uncensored slur or the song was credited to an artist's deadname, which I haven't had to deal with as of now.) Luke Comb's cover of Tracy Chapman's Fast Car is simply listed as "Fast Car - Luke Combs" on Billboard. Not "Luke Comb's cover of Fast Car" or "Fast Car by Tracy Chapman (Luke Combs version)."

Now that I got that out of the way. Hi. Good to see you all again. Welcome to the end of 2023. We made it.

This is going to be an interesting entry on this blog for me. Because not only is this the first time I posted a poll from the current chart, this is also the first time since 2009 when I have not been closely monitoring the charts all year. So right now, I feel like I'm trying to look back to figure out what happened.

So. What happened?

Ever since the streaming era began, it's been clear that pop success matters less and less, but that feeling was especially strong this year. I'm not saying any of these songs are bad (that's not the point of this blog). But streaming splintered people's listening habits so much that everyone is able to listen to their own thing. Before I got big into chart watching, I was not an avid pop listener. But I was still knew which songs were popular because they were so much harder to avoid.

As I'm writing this, I've been listening to various Top 40/100 stations on the radio. Even ignoring the number of Christmas songs, I have yet to hear a song that came out in 2023. It makes sense to hear songs from 2022, since songs often take a while to build momentum (such as the tracks from SZA's SOS), but I've heard songs from 2014, 2013, 2006, 1995, etc.

And that's not even touching the year-end chart itself which includes 1. songs from 2022 (Kill Bill, Anti-Hero, Snooze, Calm Down), 2. a remix of a song from 2016 (Die for You), 3. a cover/remake of a song from 1996 (Creepin), 4. a cover of a song from 1988 (Fast Car), and 5. a song with an interpolation of a song from 1998 (I'm Good (Blue)). There are only 2 songs on the top 10 that are from 2023.

This year's tendency to look back is emphasized further by the genre which had the largest presence: country music. Not just because country music tends to be more traditional, but country music hasn't had a presence this big on the top 100 since the 90s. The biggest song of the year is a country-pop track by Morgan Wallen, whose 36 track album debuted at number one on the Billboard album chart. Not the country album chart. The Billboard 200. Beyond that, we have Luke Combs, whose cover of Fast Car reached the top 10, but two other singles from his album Growin' Up reached the Billboard Year End 100 without relying on the usual techniques country songs often need to cross over to the pop charts. Additionally, each year as of late tends to have it's pick of "think-piecey songs," whether it's Blurred Lines in 2013, WAP in 2020, or [insert any Taylor Swift song here]. The two most controversial songs of the year also happened to be country, with Oliver Anthony's Rich Men North of Richmond and Jason Aldean's Try That in a Small Town.

Why was country so big this year? One of my theories is that with streaming splintering people's listening habits so much, chart metrics will tend to favor physical media. I don't think it's a coincidence that Taylor Swift tends to dominate the charts while also being one of the top-selling artists on vinyl. If people are willing to pay actual money for your music instead of letting it stream in the background, the charts are going to calculate that differently. Not only are country fans more likely to buy physical music, but the two previously mentioned controversial country songs were also helped by right-leaning listeners boosting their sales, resulting in the two songs receiving a 78 and a 66 position on the year-end chart respectively.

As I'm writing this, I'm worrying that I'm not giving country music its proper credit. "Why was country music so big?" is a question that doesn't need to have a deeper answer. "A lot of people liked it so it had a larger presence" is also a sufficient answer. Country music doesn't have to cheat to reach the charts. The reason I'm delving into this is not the mere fact that country was popular, but the fact that country was so popular and seemed to shape the pop landscape as a whole, while not having the usual staples of a country-pop crossover. Unlike previous crossovers, none of the songs I mentioned needed a pop star or a rap verse to break onto the pop charts.

But speaking of a genre requiring a pop star to find a mainstream chart presence, 2023 marks the year of the first afrobeats song to reach a billion streams on Spotify, with Rema and Selena Gomez's Calm Down. But even without the pop feature, afrobeats also had an explosive year in 2023, and it's possible we'll only see the genre grow more popularity, similar to how reggaeton took over the pop landscape after Despacito crossed over to the mainstream American charts in 2017. If you, like me, aren't that familiar with the history of this genre and you would like to learn more, please know that afrobeat and afrobeats are two distinct genres. This article also does a good rundown of the differences and their respective histories. Also, while the song itself isn't afrobeats, Unavailable by Davido came out this year and it's incredible. The full album is amazing too. It's dreamy and atmospheric with energetic drums and I need to find a slot for it in my favorite releases of the year.

For a year where pop music was widely considered to have a down year, I sure had a lot to talk about. I haven't even touched on the "decline of rap music" (especially sad since it's the 50th anniversary of the genre), Taylor Swift's dominance (I mentioned her twice though; she'll live), or delved deeper into the presence of older songs on the charts. It certainly was an interesting year in music to talk about. But listening to it? Well, I'll let you decide that.

But if you look past the top 10 (or even the top 100), this was an incredible year for music. I haven't had the time to listen to every new release (thanks law school), but I still listened to enough that I came out of this year with some of my favorite musical projects of all time. I plan on sharing my favorite songs/albums of the year in a later post.

Thank you for spending this year in music with me.

#billboard poll #billboard music #tumblr poll #music poll #2020s #morgan wallen #miley cyrus #sza #taylor swift #metro boomin #21 savage #the weeknd #rema #selena gomez #ariana grande #luke combs #david guetta #bebe rexha

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jewishbarbies · 4 months

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I… how does she even have enough life lived in these short release periods to live, experience, write and record new music. Just how?!

I literally made a timeline of releases because the way she’s churning out albums now compared to her normal release window is horrendous.

Taylor Swift 2006/10/24

>> 355 DAYS

The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection 2007/10/14

>> 275 DAYS

Beautiful Eyes (EP) 2008/07/15

>> 119 DAYS

Fearless 2008/11/11

>> 713 DAYS

Speak Now 2010/10/25

>> 728 DAYS

Red 2012/10/22

>> 735 DAYS

1989 2014/10/27

>> 1110 DAYS

Reputation 2017/11/10

>> 651 DAYS

Lover 2019/08/23

>> 336 DAYS

Folklore 2020/07/24

>> 140 DAYS

Evermore 2020/12/11

>> 119 DAYS

Fearless TV 2021/04/09

>> 217 DAYS

Red TV 2021/11/12

>> 344 DAYS

Midnights 2022/10/21

>> 260 DAYS

Speak Now TV 2023/07/07

>> 113 DAYS

1989 TV 2023/10/27

>> 176 DAYS

The Tortured Poets Department 2024/04/19

Not to mention we still have her debut TV and Rep TV to be released as well. Can she just stop for five seconds so we can breathe.

girl can’t slow down bc then she’d have to think about how fucked her life is, probably. it’s definitely oversaturation but it’s kind of nice knowing her music won’t be on tiktok until UMG comes to an agreement. hoping that means we won’t be hearing the first single.

#Asks #anonymoose #anti taylor swift #swifties dni #long post

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