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Episode 200 - Look what you made US do, Taylor!  Since Taylor decided to come out of "retirement," so did the team at Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast. In episode 200, the first published in a year and 1/2, our hosts take you through a fascinating and in-depth analysis of Taylor's latest single, "Look What You Made Me Do."  Contrary to popular belief, two of our three hosts do NOT believe this song is a Kanye West, Kim Kardashian, or Katy Perry "diss," but rather a song more focused on Taylor, herself. How do we argue that point? Well give episode 200 a listen and find out!  Also, if you have a moment to spare, please consider giving us a review on iTunes. You can visit our iTunes page directly by entering "TaylorTalk.org" into any Web browser. Happy Listening :-) 

Episode 199 -  She lost him, but she found herself, and somehow, that was everything. In Episode 199 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast, we discuss Taylor Swift’s most recent music video for her new single “Out of the Woods.” Before 1989 was released, Taylor said that “Out of the Woods” was representational of the entire album. It seems fitting then, that “Out of the Woods” would be released as Taylor’s last single off 1989… or is it? Let us know if you think Taylor will come out with anymore singles from the 1989 era. Meanwhile, enjoy the episode as we analyze the “Out of the Woods” music video!   Highlights from Episode 121 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast Main Discussion: “Out of the Woods” Music Video – When you’re on the beach minding your own business and trees literally materialize around you. – Diane doesn’t like it when wolves are portrayed as evil. – Did Taylor just jump off a cliff?!? – We discuss the symbolism behind the extreme elements Taylor encounters. – What would you rank “Out of the Woods” on a scale of 1-13? Other Topics: – Fancy an audio book? Check out our sponsors, Audible, to receive a free audiobook of your choice. Visit http://audible.com/taylor for details. – We have some BIG news this episode. BIG NEWS. – What are Swifties listening to? A listener and your hosts give you tons of song suggestions. – “Never say goodbye because goodbye means going away and going away means forgetting.” – J.M. Barrie – Adam, Steve, and I want to thank you, the listeners, for all the support you’ve given the show for the past four years. We LOVE you!!

Episode 198 -  You are (still) the best thing that’s ever been mine. In Episode 198 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast, we bring you a Taylor Talk Classic: the song analysis of “Mine.” We chose this episode in honor of Rachel. This past week, in Brisbane, Australia, Taylor Swift performed “Mine” on the b-stage in honor of a fan, Rachel, who was tragically killed in a car accident with her mother. This touching song about love that endures all is a Swifty favorite. Let us know what you think of the song. Enjoy the Taylor Talk flashback!   Taylor Swift, you are the best thing that’s ever been mine!In Episode 121 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast, your hosts discuss “Mine” in honor of this past Valentines Day. “Mine” is perhaps one of Taylor’s only true love songs, but is it actually true or just a day dream? Contact us to let us know what you think of the song. In other news, the RED Tour is coming to Asia. Check out taylorswift.com/REDtourAsia for tour dates and where to buy tickets. Enjoy the show! Highlights from Episode 121 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast Main Discussion: “Mine” Song Analysis: – Taylor said this song is about “finding someone who would make you believe in love” – We love the depth the music video adds to the line “you made a rebel of a careless man’s careful daughter.” – How crazy was it to see Taylor Swift pregnant in the video? – Fun fact: Taylor Swift picked her music video sons after meeting them in an ice cream parlor in Nashville. – Diane fangirls remembering when Taylor performing “Mine” live on the b-stage in Indiana. Other Topics: – What do you think of Taylor’s new short haircut? – Hooray! The RED Tour is coming to Asia! – We’re dusting off our ask.fm account, so if you ask us something, we’ll answer  – If Taylor were an Olympic athlete, what sport would she participate in? – If Swifties ruled the world, a “pathetic single girls party” will be a holiday

Episode 197 -  THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN! In Episode 197, we have an all-guys panel to discuss Taylor Swift’s song “How You Get the Girl,” a manual on how to get a girl back after you messed up the relationship. The guys discuss the cinematic style of the song, whether or not the female character is a strong one, and have a heated debate over the validity of the Taylor Talk 13-point song rating system. Diane isn’t a fan of “How You Get the Girl” and the all-guys panel has differing opinions on the song, but what do you think? Leave your comments below (and vote which guy should stay on Taylor Talk… heheh). Enjoy the episode! Highlights from Episode 197 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast Main Discussion: “How You Get The Girl” Song Analysis – Fun Fact: Steve was on the first all guys episode, and then never left the show. Vote in the poll to see which guy should stay this time! – Does the treatment of the female character in the song support feminism? – “How You Get the Girl” should really be called “How You Get the Girl BACK.” – This song is written like it’s straight out of a 1980’s John Hughes movie. Even the title is cinematic. – The word “ghost” keeps haunting Taylor Swift’s songs. What’s the meaning of the word “ghost” in this song? – “How You Get the Girl” is reminiscent of the Speak Now Era. – The panel gets HEATED about the 13-point scale rating system. You do not give a Taylor Swift song less than a 13 EVER, says Adam.   Follow the Guy’s Online Projects: – Eric Scull: @spielerman, Mugglecast, Game of Owns, Improvised Star Trek – Agustin: @theswiftagency, TheSwiftAgency.com, NeverThinkImpossible.com Calendar: – November 28: The 1989 World Tour – Sydney, Australia – December 5: The 1989 World Tour – Brisbane, Australia – December 7: The 1989 World Tour – Adelaide, Australia

Episode 196 -  From our living room to yours, we bring you Taylor Talk Live! Episode 196 was recorded live to our listeners via Youtube on November 7th 3pm PST / 6pm EST. You can watch the Youtube version or listen on iTunes to hear us discuss the end of the US 1989 Tour. We analyze the setlist, costumes, and compare the 1989 Tour to Taylor’s other tours. If you have seen the 1989 Tour, was it your favorite tour or does another tour hold a special place in your heart? Enjoy the episode!   Highlights from Episode 196 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast Main Discussion: The 1989 World Tour Wrap Up – In the four years Taylor Talk has been on the air, we’ve had over 3.7 million downloads! What! – Adam inspires us (bores us) with more Taylor Talk statistics. – Did you know that Taylor gave every single fan a present at each concert? – The Setlist — What was your favorite performance? Any songs you wished would have been included on tour? – Everyone was excited about all the male dancers on tour. – Listener engagement really made this episode fun! We loved hearing from you on twitter #TaylorTalkLive. – Some lucky winners will get their Taylor Talk t-shirts very soon! – See a complete list of the 1989 World Tour special guests on theswiftagency.com. – Check out Steve’s 1989 Special Guest playlist on Spotify.   Calendar: – November 10, 11, 12: The 1989 World Tour – Shanghai, China    Submit to the Show! EMAIL: TaylorTalk@TaylorSwift13.org TWITTER: @TaylorTalk13 FACEBOOK: Facebook.com/TaylorTalk13 TAYLOR CONNECT: TaylorTalk13 VOICEMAIL: (240) 31-SWIFT / (240) 317-9438 ASK.FM: Ask.Fm/TaylorTalk13

Episode 195 -  They just don’t make pop stars like Taylor Swift. In Episode 195 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast, we cover GQ Magazine’s “interrogation” of Taylor Swift. GQ’s journalist, Chuck Klosterman, holds nothing back when he asks Taylor the hardball questions about her songwriting, her fame, her public persona, and the most hitting, “Is thinking about [her] real life an essential part of appreciating [her] music?” Can Taylor Swift’s music be enjoyed if you know nothing about her? Can her songs stand alone without the megastar that is Taylor Swift behind them? The hosts give their perspective in the episode, but we want to hear yours. Leave your thoughts in the comments section. Enjoy the show!   Highlights from Episode 195 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast Main Discussion: GQ Cover Article/Interview – Taylor reveals her vision for the “Wildest Dreams” music video. Does this change your perception of the song? – The music video idea was inspired by Ava Gardner’s Secret Conversations. – “If you don’t take Swift seriously, you don’t take contemporary music seriously.” – GQ claims Taylor’s 1989 could rival Michael Jackson’s Thriller if it had been released in the 1980s. – Would Taylor’s music be popular if it wasn’t Taylor Swift behind it? What a blunt question. – Taylor Swift is 25. But she is older than you. (but this is obviously true if you are under 25).   Other Topics: – Taylor has been nominated for SIX AMA Awards! Vote now at ama.votenow.tv – The 1989 World Tour continues to surprise with Ellie Goulding, Miranda Lambert, and Tove Lo as special guests. – Join us for our fourth anniversary LIVE episode on YouTube.com/TaylorTalk13 on November 7th at 3pm PST / 6pm EST! (Find it in your time zone) Calendar: – October 27: The 1989 World Tour – Miami, FL – October 31: The 1989 World Tour – Tampa, FL

Episode 194 -  If Taylor Swift is taking a break, the story of us looks a lot like a tragedy now… This week, Taylor Swift slayed the fandom by telling NME, “I think I should take some time off. I think people might need a break from me.” Cue massive Swifty panic. However, in Episode 194, your hosts try to calm your fears. Taylor Swift usually takes a break after tours and before the next album, so this is normal. Right? What are your thoughts on Taylor Swift potentially taking a break? Share your thoughts by leaving us a comment below. Enjoy the episode!   This episode is brought to you by Audible.com. Go to Audible.com/Taylor for a free audio book of your choice!   Highlights from Episode 194 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast Main Discussion: “Story of Us” Song Analysis – Taylor’s discussion of Speak Now on her Grammy Pro special has us missing her Speak Now songs! – Is Taylor’s concept for “The Story of Us” a little naive? – Fun Fact: You can learn literary terms with Taylor Swift. And Taylor Talk. – Miscommunication is the cause of all problems really. – Steve uses the word “paradox” in a sentence and we’re all impressed. – Friendly reminder to speak now instead of pretending this is nothing…   Other Topics: – Check out Taylor’s mini-“Secret Session” with Grammy Pro! – Taylor Swift graces the cover of GQ for the very first time. – Taylor Swift says she’s going to take a break…? THIS IS NOT A DRILL. – If Swifties ruled the world, we’d send all the media to a deserted island! Muahah. – We get one of the nicest iTunes reviews ever. (Jk. They’re ALL SO NICE) – Swifties are listening to “I Got the Boy” sung by Jana Kramer, written by Jamie Lynn Spears.  Calendar: – October 12: The 1989 World Tour – Fargo, ND – October 17: The 1989 World Tour – Dallas, TX – October 20: The 1989 World Tour – Lexington, KY – October 21: The 1989 World Tour – Greensboro, NC – October 24: The 1989 World Tour – Atlanta, GA

Episode 193 - Taylor Swift’s got the moves like Jagger. In Episode 193, your hosts Adam, Diane, and Steve recap Taylor Swift’s 1989 World Tour Nashville stop as well as discuss Taylor’s revealing interview with Vanity Fair. The interview highlights Taylor’s response to the Apple Music incident, a potential Kayne-Taylor collaboration, and whose careers Taylor most admires. In the interview, Taylor still maintains that 1989 is her most “sonically cohesive” album. What do you think? Do you think 1989 is sonically cohesive or do some songs stick out more than others? Leave your thoughts in the comments below. Happy listening!   Highlights from Episode 193 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast Main Discussion: Taylor Swift’s Vanity Fair Cover – Tip: When a magazine says “Source close to Swift says…”, it’s a lie. – Do you think 1989 is the most sonically cohesive album? – Taylor gives us the behind-the-scenes account of the Apple Music incident in Vanity Fair. – Unlike previous eras, Taylor now keeps up with the gossip surrounding her. – What would a Kayne/Taylor collaboration sound like? – Who Taylor admires says a lot about how she runs her business. – Question for comments: which song on 1989 stands out and makes the album not perfectly sonically cohesive? Other Topics: – It’s the return of Stump the Host (can someone try to stump Diane for the next show?) – Taylor did not hold back with surprise guests from the Nashville 1989 shows!! – Ryan Adams’ 1989 cover album is now available. What did you think of it? – You know you’re a Swifty when you have a Taylor Swift coloring book! – Swifties are having a house party listening to “House Party” by Sam Hunt.  Calendar: September 28 – 1989 World Tour – St. Louis, MO October 2 & 3 – 1989 World Tour – Toronto, ON October 8 – 1989 World Tour – Des Moines, IA October 9 – 1989 World Tour – Omaha, NE

Episode 192 - It’s Diane’s turn for Taylor Talk Classic… Out of the Woods! In Episode 192, the hosts relive how they marveled at the masterpiece that is “Out of the Woods,” a song off Taylor’s album, 1989, co-written by Taylor Swift and Jack Antonoff. Taylor said this song is about the “fragility” of a relationship and tried to make the music match the frantic feeling of wondering if the relationship will end tomorrow or continue on. You know the hosts loved the song (now and forever), but what do you think? Feel free to share your thoughts. Happy listening!   Highlights from Episode 192 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast Main Discussion: “Out of the Woods” by Taylor Swift and Jack Antonoff – Jack Antonoff, co-writer, calls this song “one of the most important things I’ve ever been a part of.” – What were your initial reactions when you heard the song? Diane’s was one word: WHOA – We predict that Taylor Swift will single handedly revive the Polaroid brand. – Is the chorus too repetitive? No. This is repetition with a purpose. – We admire Taylor and Jack’s mastery of the English language. “Built to fall apart” is amaaaazing. – What’s your favorite song lyric? Can you pick just one? – We compare “Out of the Woods” to some of Taylor’s other songs. All Too Well 2.0 anyone? – If Jack Antonoff and Taylor Swift can create a song like this when they’re so young, imagine what else they have in store for us down the road.

Episode 191 - Say you’ll remember me, even if it’s just pretend… Ladies and gentlemen, the music video you have been waiting for has arrived. The music video for “Wildest Dreams” is out now and it is absolute perfection!!! (You can hear the fangirl in my voice!) In Episode 191, your hosts Adam, Diane, and Steve break down the “Wildest Dream” music video thematically and discuss how the visual elements (Old Hollywood, Africa) relate to the story of the song. Since there was so much detail in this video, we’re sure we may have missed some moments, so let us know what your favorite parts were. What did you think of the video?  Happy listening!   Highlights from Episode 191 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast Main Discussion: “Wildest Dreams” Music Video – I think we can agree that this was the perfect video for the perfect song!!! – The video took the lyric “even if it’s just pretend” and ran with it… Cue shattering heartbreak. – How did Old Hollywood and shots of Africa contribute to the theme of the song? – Steve notes Taylor’s strong resemblance to Ava Gardner.  – All of Taylor’s proceeds from the music video will be donated to wild animal conservation efforts through the African Parks Foundation of America. Other Topics:   – There were so many guests at Taylor’s five sold-out LA shows that it was hard to keep track. (Oops! We forgot America’s sweetheart, Ellen DeGeneres.) – Nicki Minaj opened the MTV VMAs with Taylor Swift as her surprise guest! Looks like there’s no bad blood between them. – And Video of the Year goes to…. Taylor Swift for “Bad Blood”!!! Calendar – September 4: The 1989 World Tour – Salt Lake City, UT – September 5 & 6: The 1989 World Tour – Denver, CO – September 9: The 1989 World Tour – Houston, TX   – September 11 & 12: The 1989 World Tour – St. Paul, MN

Episode 190 - Swifties, this week we bring you the first Taylor Talk Classic! As Adam so charismatically explains in this episode’s introduction, we have years worth of content we want to share with you (just in case you haven’t listened to every single episode!) Adam chose one of his favorites this week, the “All The Guys” episode, which was originally released in March 2013. Listen up to gain some insight on what it’s like to be a male Swifty. (And fun fact: this was Steve’s first Taylor Talk episode!) Enjoy!   Highlights from Episode 190 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast Main Discussion: Taylor Talk Classic “All The Guys Episode” – The guys discuss how they discovered Taylor Swift. – How can male listeners relate to songs written from a female perspective? – What’s it like being a guy in a predominantly female fanbase? – Are you ever uncomfortable being a guy in a crowd of teenage girls at a Taylor Swift concert? – Sponsorship from Diet Coke vs Covergirl: Why should a guy care who sponsors Taylor? – Flash forward to 1989… we now have more gender neutral merchandise! – Do you ever think Taylor unfairly represents males in her songs? Other Topics:   – Our all-male panel discusses the highly controversial quote from Taylor Swift’s April 2013 Vanity Fair article: “There’s a special place in hell for women who don’t help other women.” – Find out why our male cast thinks this quote was taken out of context, who ACTUALLY said it and more. – To keep in touch with our guys, follow them on Twitter: Agustin (@TheSwiftAgency), Eric (@Spielerman), and Steve (@SteveDitch) Calendar – August 17 & 18: The 1989 World Tour – Glendale, AZ – August 21-22, 24-26: The 1989 World Tour – Los Angeles, CA   – August 29: The 1989 World Tour – San Diego, CA

Episode 189 - Dear Swifties, Taylor Swift reminds you to please try to never grow up. This past week, Taylor met her godson, Leo Thames, the son of Jaime King and Kyle Newman, and posted some adorable photos with him on Instagram. In honor of his birth, we discuss “Never Grow Up.” Although the song was never heavily promoted, “Never Grow Up” still continues to be a fan favorite for its poignant and nostalgic lyrics. (I’m not crying. You are.) What do you think of “Never Grow Up”? Is Taylor mourning the loss of her childhood? How does she think we should try to never grow up? Can we? Leave your response in the comments. Enjoy the episode!   Highlights from Episode 189 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast Main Discussion: “Never Grow Up” Song Analysis – Thanks to listener Rachel for suggesting that we discuss “Never Grow Up” in honor of Taylor’s newborn godson.  – Raise your hand if this song makes you miss your childhood… – Taylor moved out in July… Leo Thames was born in July… Coincidence? I THINK NOT! – Why does Taylor change from saying “you” to saying “I”? What’s the emotional impact of the pronoun shift? – Want more “Never Grow Up”? Steve reminded us that we discussed it previously on Episode 107 for Taylor’s 24th birthday.  Other Topics:   – Taylor Talk Challenge: how many months would it take us to get to Episode 1989? – Vote for Taylor Swift in the MTV VMAs daily at mtv.com/ontv/vma. Sign up for email reminders from Taylor Nation. – What would we do without Sami’s @TSwiftOnTour updates? – You know you’re a Swifty when you buy a Taylor Swift coloring book!! – We LOVE iTunes reviews! Leave us a review and we’ll read it on the show.  Calendar – August 4 & 5: The 1989 World Tour – Edmonton, AB – Rexall Place. – August 8: The 1989 World Tour – Seattle, WA – CenturyLink Field. – August 14 & 15: The 1989 World Tour – Santa Clara, CA – Levi’s Stadium. – August 15: Diane turns…. 24. ugh.

Episode 188 - I was reminiscing just the other day… about doing a throwback song analysis that took me away! On Episode 188 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast, we discuss “Holy Ground,” a song from the RED album that we believe completes the growth/story arc from “Forever & Always,” to “Last Kiss,” and ending with “Holy Ground” (which are all songs rumored to be about the same person). “Holy Ground” is such a mature way to look at a past relationship. We can learn a lot from Taylor Swift. What’s your take on the song? Particularly, what do you make of the lyric, “and I see your face in every crowd”? Post your thoughts in the comments below. Enjoy! Highlights from Episode 188 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift PodcastMain Discussion: “Holy Ground” Song Analysis– Adam fanboys over Taylor’s use of the word “reminisce” in true English teacher fashion.– What’s your interpretation of “New York Time”?– Is the phrase “holy ground” a religious reference?– Check out what Diane predicted about “Holy Ground” before the song was released: taylortalk.org/what-could-the-seven-known-red-songs-be-about-editorial (Do we like the blogs? Do we read the blogs?)– Diane has a light bulb moment years in the making about the end of the song!– No one can agree on what “And I see your face in every crowd” means. Thoughts? Other Topics:– A listener tries to Stump the Steve this episode (yea, Steve’s back!)– Sami gives us a 1989 World Tour recap brought to you by @TSwiftOnTour– We remind Adam how important it is to listen and not just talk… Calendar– July 24 & 25: The 1989 World Tour – Foxborough, MA– August 1: The 1989 World Tour – Vancouver, BC

Episode 187 - The GRAMMY Museum provides the ultimate Taylor Swift Experience. On Episode 187 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast, your hosts, Adam and Diane, visit the very special Taylor Swift exhibit at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles, California. We know that not many Swifties will make it all the way to California to see this exhibit, so it is our goal this episode to make you feel like you were there! We discuss the pieces Taylor chose to include in the displays and the unique interactive activities at the exhibit. After listening to the episode and viewing the photos and videos from the exhibit below, which piece of the exhibit would you take home with you? We’d love to hear your thoughts. Enjoy the show! The Taylor Swift Experience will be at the GRAMMY Museum until October 4th, 2015. Highlights from Episode 187 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift PodcastMain Discussion: The Taylor Swift Experience at the GRAMMY Museum– We recorded on location in Los Angeles, CA after visiting the Taylor Swift exhibit at the GRAMMY Museum.– Fun fact: Taylor’s exhibit takes up 1/3 of the GRAMMY museum. (1/3 is pretty close to 13, eh?)– You know you’re famous when they put your street clothes on display at a museum.– Even Baby Taylor had a knack for business and the creative. (Her snowman artwork is to die for!)– Adam tells you about the most underrated part of the museum that no one is talking about. Like, ever. Other Topics:– Adam has a joke. Adam has joke (oh no).– The 1989 World Tour is going to Singapore and China!– Did you love Taylor’s acoustic version of “Holy Ground”? I’m not crying, you are.– Swifties are listening to “Hurricane’ by Bridgit Mendler.– Clarkie the pup shares what he thinks of Taylor Swift! (woof) Calendar– July 6: The 1989 World Tour – Ottawa, ON, Canada– July 7: The 1989 World Tour – Montreal, QB, Canada– July 10 & 11: The 1989 World Tour – East Rutherford, NJ– July 13 & 14: The 1989 World Tour – Washington, DC– July 18 & 19: The 1989 World Tour – Chicago, IL

Episode 186 - When Taylor Swift speaks, Apple listens. Early on June 21st, Taylor Swift posted a letter on Tumblr asking Apple to reconsider its compensation structure during the 3 month free trial period for the upcoming Apple Music streaming service. During Apple Music’s 3 month free trial period, Apple said they would not pay the artist, a point Taylor Swift strongly disagreed with. However, by the power of Swift and concerned artists everywhere, APPLE AGREED TO CHANGE THEIR MODEL! This is a huge victory for Taylor and artists everywhere who deserve to be fairly compensated for their art.  But…. that awkward moment when you record a podcast after Taylor wrote her letter to Apple but moments before Apple announced their decision. Cue immediately out-of-date podcast episode. Still though, in Episode 186, Adam and Diane get to debate between Apple vs. Taylor, and discuss the big questions in the music industry right now: How should artists be compensated? Who should compensate them? Even though Apple now sided with Taylor Swift, the compensation discussion is still an important discussion to have. Let us know what you think in the comments below. Enjoy the episode! Highlights from Episode 186 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast Main Discussion: “To Apple, Love Taylor” – Taylor has been pushing Music Has Value since she wrote her Wall Street Journal editorial last summer. – We learned with Spotify that if Taylor doesn’t agree with a music streaming service’s compensation structure, she’s out. – “We don’t ask you for free iPhones. Please don’t ask us to provide you with our music for no compensation.” BOOM. – The Apple fanboy in Adam has a hard time deciding whether or not to side with Team Apple or Team Swift (Spoiler alert: Apple is Team Swift). – The big question: Does a music streaming service’s promotion of the artist count as compensation? – If Taylor can influence the largest company on the planet, what else is she capable of?  Other Topics: – Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there, including Scott Swift! – Echosmith, Rachel Platten, Cara Delevingne, and Mariska Hargitay surprised the crowd at the 1989 World Tour stop in Philadelphia! – OK! Magazine needs to stop their disgusting, misogynistic articles right now. #Feminism – You know you’re a Swifty when there was never a more perfect time to wear your TEAM TAYLOR jersey.  Calendar – June 21: The 1989 World Tour – Amsterdam – June 23: The 1989 World Tour – Glasgow, Scotland, UK – June 24: The 1989 World Tour – Manchester, UK – June 27: The 1989 World Tour – London, UK – June 29 & 30: The 1989 World Tour – Dublin, Ireland