Hey “Jaylor” Swifties, please come collect your homophobic garbage trash using slurs and calling it simply “fighting fire with fire” when asked why she thought it was ok. I gave her multiple chances to try to explain herself. But here you go!
Please go report this disgusting hate and violence against the LGBTQ+ community as I have. This is UNACCEPTABLE.
Karma is real, that’s all I can say. Karma is a queen…
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Watching the pure dichotomy between the gaylors and the hetlors right now is fucking WHIPLASH
Congrats on winning a trump card for the “that’s disrespectful to Joe” crowd 🌈
it’s sO FUNNY bc hetlors and reggo swifties are like “love is dead 😭😭😭” meanwhile gaylors are throwing confetti in the streets there are fireworks going off over the cornelia street apt karma is our girlfriend karma is a god
Taylor currently has 190 album tracks (counting both versions of all too well as one track). We still have 4 vaults to be released with the re-records. Let’s say 5 songs per vault at an estimate (though I assume rep will have fewer). That’s 210 songs max.
There’s 43 songs on the standard setlist. That leaves 167 songs to be played as surprise songs. With 2 songs per night, it would take 84 shows to play EVERY album+vault track she’s ever released.
There are 52 US dates so far. She played 13 dates outside of North America on rep tour. I really feel like there will be Latin America dates, a couple more stops in Asia, and at least one mainland Europe date. I think a conservative estimate would be 20 international dates. That brings us to 72 shows, or 144 surprise songs.
Combined with the regular set list, that’s 187 songs, which is (19)89% of her discography. If she made a point of playing original edition album tracks first, she could play every single song, then pick her ten favourite vault tracks to sprinkle in.
Your favourite Taylor song is almost certainly going to be played this tour. Isn’t that magical?
“Don’t say you don’t have enough time. You have exactly the same number of hours per day that were given to Helen Keller, Pasteur, Michelangelo, Mother Teresa, Leonardo Da Vinci, Thomas Jefferson, and Albert Einstein.”
— H. Jackson Brown Jr.
None of whom ever worked a twelve hour shift in food service.
Da Vinci and Michelangelo had patrons who paid all their expenses in exchange for art. Einstein and Pasteur had grant money and access to university education and resources. Jefferson had slaves to work for him so he could do whatever he wanted.
Everyone has the same number of hours in the day. Not everyone has the same freedom to use those hours. The idea that time management is all that separates people from greatness is hideously classist.
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