Midnight Rain
Promo relationships start with co-star of Valentine's Day movie [2010]
Would've Could've Should've
Image is everything. Taylor's team keeps bad press at bay.
The highest highs are paired with lows-
Coming out is terrifying. Men are dangerous. Bearding is toxic.
Closeting is necessary.
A little too friendly/close:
Our Song music video [6/16/2009]
Bad Boy:
Taylor's team steps in to keep her image clean.
[1/3/2012]
Set-up or PR relationships traumatize Taylor as well:
Half of My Heart (feat Taylor Swift) was John Mayer's 3rd single for album, Battle Studies.
[2010]
https://www.businessinsider.com/john-mayer-problematic-controversies-timeline-racism-sexism
High Infidelity
Rift between expectations and what Taylor wants.
America's Sweetheart Documentary [2015]
Paris
Taylor and her lover have places they can hide. She enjoys secret rendezvous with her female lover, and daydreams of having more.
Many dates with Dianna Agron on the Down-Low-
Lavender Haze
Like the change in musical genre, Taylor's PR and dating undertake the same type of change. Taylor is decidedly her own person.
Between Red [2012] and 1989 [2014]
between Dianna Agron and Karlie Kloss,
Taylor went from hiding to plausible deniability.
Taylor walks the thin line between pandering to what the media and her fans want.
Her glass closeting is ambiguous. She won't come out, but isn't as repressed either.
Mastermind
Taylor learns to harness PR and the media in her favor. She plays the game and strategizes to keep her good image.
There is a switch from boyfriends to friends in the 1989 Era.
VSFS [2013]
You're on Your Own, Kid
Breaking into the industry to moving to NY
This song talks about the pre-1989 and post-1989 versions of Taylor and her career. Despite the song talking about the very beginnings of Taylor's career, it actually takes place after her move to New York. She's a little more jaded in this song, looking back to herself as a more naïve' girl in the industry.
Question
Kissgate ruins everything.
12/5/2014
Maroon
Taylor's queer lover abandons her and so do a lot of fans.
7/18/2016
8/14/2016
7/18/2018
July 2018
Karma
Snakegate and the industry put the kibosh on Taylor's coming out album, Karma. They'll get theirs in the end!
Look What You Made Me Do music video [8/27/2017]
Sweet Nothing
Taylor goes into hiding.
Her friend group and trusted circle is pared down.
Her mom, per the usual, stands by her side no matter what.
She has a beard but is "private" so not nearly as performative and fake.
Her solution to scrutiny is to go dark.
Labyrinth
Taylor has to learn to pivot and adjust to pressures from all sides. Karma is scrapped, but Reputation gives Taylor's career a third life.
The Great War
Kaylor break-up and Master's Heist ruins the planned coming out.
https://kit10phish.wordpress.com/2022/10/29/midnights-and-the-lover-era-coming-out-foiled/
6/30/2019
Three big, horrible events coincide and Taylor goes from rainbow to black. A deep depression is pervasive.
Bigger than the Whole Sky
The losses are too much. For the next 4 albums/4.5 eras, Taylor mourns and grieves.
Vigilante Shit
Anger stage of grief. Taylor wants to lash out at everyone from the great war.
Anti-Hero
The general public calls Taylor out for abandoning her Lover-era promises of being more political. The gays reject her big coming out as "queer baiting". Taylor is divisive and begins to teach everyone about how she's had to fracture to get to where she is.
https://kit10phish-explains-it-all-45637244.hubspotpagebuilder.com/raw-my-uncensored-thoughts-and-opinions/3-taylors-3-pens-and-one-album-per-persona
Dear Reader
Gaylors get their hopes up, and Taylor teeters, trying to manage expectations. But there's secret plans also--will they come to fruition this time?
At the very least someone on Taylor's team monitors the Gaylor subreddit-
Glitch
This is it. It's happening. The deviation from the Taylor Swift, change in image. What will it be and when?
They're Trolling
PerformanceArtLor-
Not a love song
Note Travis puts makeup on Taylor and HIMSELF-
Sources
https://archive.is/20190130090657/https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/the-reinvention-of-taylor-swift-116925/
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