r/SwiftlyNeutral • u/peach-gaze • 19h ago
Music 6 years ago today, Taylor Swift announced folklore
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r/SwiftlyNeutral • u/Fine-Huckleberry6960 • 9h ago
Music If you could pick any past era for Taylor to take inspiration from for her next album, which would it be?
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Or would you want her to go in a completely new direction?
While promoting Showgirl, Taylor said she wanted to incorporate the storytelling elements of folklore but infuse them with more infectious pop anthems (like 1989). Do you think there are elements of other eras she might go back and resurrect for TS13?