The Journey of Being a Swifty: From Childhood to Present Day

🎵The group has been fans of Taylor Swift for various lengths of time, from childhood to adulthood.

📅They discuss their favorite Taylor Swift albums and eras, including 'Fearless,' 'Speak Now,' 'Reputation,' and 'Folklore.'

🎶The group shares their least favorite Taylor Swift songs, including 'Superman,' 'Shake It Off,' and 'Ron (from Red).'

📽️They talk about the impact of the 'Miss Americana' documentary and how it renewed their love for Taylor Swift's music and her vulnerability as an artist.

🌟The pandemic and Taylor's release of 'Folklore' provided solace and relatability during a difficult time of loneliness and isolation.

When did the group become fans of Taylor Swift?

—The group has been fans of Taylor Swift for various lengths of time, ranging from childhood to adulthood.

What are their favorite Taylor Swift albums and eras?

—They mention their favorite albums and eras, including 'Fearless,' 'Speak Now,' 'Reputation,' and 'Folklore.'

What are some of their least favorite Taylor Swift songs?

—They mention songs like 'Superman,' 'Shake It Off,' and 'Ron (from Red)' as their least favorites.

What made them reconnect with Taylor's music during the pandemic?

—The group mentions the impact of the 'Miss Americana' documentary and how it renewed their love for Taylor Swift's music and her vulnerability as an artist.

How did Taylor's music help them during the pandemic?

—They discuss how Taylor's release of 'Folklore' provided solace and relatability during a difficult time of loneliness and isolation.

00:00The group consists of friends who have been fans of Taylor Swift for different lengths of time.

08:47The friends discuss their favorite Taylor Swift albums and eras, as well as their least favorite songs.

11:48One of the friends mentions that the 'Miss Americana' documentary and the release of 'Folklore' renewed their love for Taylor Swift's music.

12:21The group talks about how Taylor's music, especially 'Folklore,' provided comfort during the loneliness and isolation of the pandemic.