30 August, 2017
Swifties can improve their chances of getting concert tickets by posting on social media and watching her new music video, but also by pre-ordering her upcoming "Reputation" album (up to 13 times on different retailers) and buying merchandise - with a higher boost value for the activities that involve spending money.
A music video for the single released Sunday during the MTV Video Music Awards clarified references to Kim and Kanye. Holding her "Best Female Video" VMA, the version of Swift that was interrupted by Kanye tells the other Taylors that she would "very much like to be excluded from this narrative".
The uptempo track with rather karma inspired lyrics is a sure fire pop hit.
One clip shows a number of male dancers wearing crop tops with "I [heart] TS" emblazoned on them; a clear reference to the vest top with the same slogan which Tom was photographed in during their brief fling.
"Taylor Swift is committed to getting tickets into the hands of fans..."
It's filled with people like Paris Jackson, Pink, Fifth Harmony, Katy Perry, sweet little Ashad Tuck Khaled (DJ Khaled's son), and so many more shockingly dressed actors and artists! With her reputation under fire, Taylor Swift has embraced this persona in her new video with snakes being pictured throughout. As they all bicker with each other, one Taylor says, "Oh, stop acting like you're all nice, you are so fake", while another says, "There she goes playing the victim. again".
Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" topped Psy's "Gentleman", which had 36 million views in its first 24 hours in 2013.
A vengeful Swift has created new music that we all can learn from: Taking a bad situation and turning it into a hit song. Taylor Swift is not performing at the VMAs, but she may attend the ceremony, according to a source that spoke to People.
