I said that’s too lol. I think the confusion is, I was responding to someone in my chat while I was recording who was asking if she was miming and if there was a live band there. So I was explaining how it would sound differently if there wasn’t a band.
Who thought this counted as stripped down 🤦♀️ In the Paris Live mini concert for the album Lover, she does two songs with just her and her guitar on the songs Death By A Thousand Cuts and Cornelia Street. That is quite a large venue and she does really well.
Before I even watch the reaction, I am curious how they gave you 'Don't Blame Me' as a stripped down Taylor Song. I would have thought they would give you a Clip of 'Tolerate It' or 'Willow' or 'My Tears Riccochet' from the Eras tour. But lets take a watch at your reaction.
@@markabusireactions then I recommend any of those. They are unbelievably great. I enjoy your reactions. I may not agree with all of your opinions, but you are thoughtful and clear in your descriptions. I look forward to future reactions.
she has 4 backup singers, also singing live on this. Her band is in the staging, second deck, behind all the screens -- they come out a bit later. If you want something "stripped back" look for something labeled "acoustic." She usually does some acoustic songs in every concert (except things like Jingle Bell Balls); also, she did a fairly stripped back version of some of Red in a session called Live on the Seine (filmed on a riverboat in Paris with college students) or her VH1 Songwriters session (look for Harvey Mudd as the venue - VH1 does _not_ have it, which is super annoying). Her BBC Live Lounge Sessions are really good, as well.
Oh she got ya😋 For stripped down, I humbly suggest ”Death By A Thousand Cuts” in Paris in the English Speak channel. Her and a guitar, Beautiful cinematography too. Then, Daylight from the same show.
And yes, we are ALL begging, pleading, praying, waiting for a rock album. She has everything she needs to do it and do it VERY WELL, and I want it NOW!
Sorry for the multiple comments, what can I say, it's my adhd 🙈 Yes, she sings live but does reply on some backtrack work. But the awesome thing is that she also allows her backup singers to really support her when needed. You can hear in the BBC Live Lounge Sessions a bunch of her tracks from Lover how good her singers and her band is. And she's kept mostly the exact same backup singers and band members throughout her entire career. You can see when you watch live footage that Swift is very collaborative in her approaches to live performance 😊
More context for markabusi: Yup, Taylor has both a standard backing track and also her longtime live backup crew, but her mic is always live and whenever she opens her mouth that's always her real voice. And whenever she has a guitar on stage, she's always playing for real, she doesn't mime. But other than her solo acoustic sets, she also rarely plays the lead, she's usually playing just the rhythm and being doubled by the actual rhythm guitarist for safety. But it's still her playing for real.
I’m REALLY hoping we might get more of a rock influence on the re-recording of Reputation 😭 she puts a lot more rock into her live performances and it’s SO GOOD. I want a whole album of it tbh 😂
God, this is one of her greatest live performances ever! I say it all the time when I see it. And I was also front row for this tour in St. Louis. I was out of my mind during this show! Great reaction as well friend!🖤🐍🖤🐍
@markabusireactions Yeah, sorry I'm at work on a moving assembly line at the same time watching and commenting. I was just typing I totally got what you meant but you beat me to it. I'm a bit distracted. Apologies again.
Me too! He's a hard sell but I think it's because Swifties have come for his throat in the past. Which is unfair, because this is not at ALL the type of music he listens to, and I'm forcing him to watch these LOL.
Taylor’s later catalog is very Lana Del Rey. They share a producer in Jack Antinoff and I think she admires Lana’s writing a lot. You would probably like Taylor’s last album, Midnights. It’s very indie synth pop and vibey under her signature melodies.
This was a great reaction! Next time I'll give you a stripped-down performance. She can definitely captivate an audience when it's just her and an instrument. Glad you liked it. 😄
Hello, I enjoyed your reaction! I saw someone recommend stripped down versions of songs to you. If you’re in the market, here are a few good ones: Wildest Dreams (Grammy Museum performance - this one is just Swift with an electric guitar) All Too Well (Grammy performance- I recommend the one not labeled rehearsal) OR All Too Well (Reputation Tour- the one above is on a piano with some backup. The version from the tour is just her and an acoustic guitar) For something more along the lines of this one (i.e. epic) you might like Intro/Ready For It (also from the Reputation Tour). Enjoy!
Oooh I didn't know you'd reacted to this one. Yeah,I got definite Hozier TMTC vibes when I first saw this. It's an absolute banger. The album version production is pretty close but lacking that filthy electric guitar that takes it to another level. There's more grit in her big belts too. The album ad libs are very clean, so don't hit as hard. When I first saw swifties begging for a rock album I thought "er... really?" then saw her 1989 tour rock versions of we are never getting back together and trouble and got hit in the face with a brick. She really can pull off anything she wants to.
lol the beginning of this saying you wanted a stripped back performance and find out they recommended don’t blame me. It’s one of my favorite performances, but it’s not one her stripped back ones at all. Tolerate it live is beautiful
@@markabusireactions lol it’s also a very performance heavy song though 😩 I know you really want to see her just sitting at a piano or with her guitar and nothing else and seeing how or if she can still captivate that stadium. I’m hoping you can watch one eventually 🤣🤣
She does two stripped down songs each night of the Eras Tour. One on guitar, one on piano. Just her. You really had us all going thinking how did we miss a stripped down “Don’t blame me”?? Where did he get the footage?? 😂
Listen to a fan shot version There are 2 from the Tokyo dome that were shot on phones. They are stripped bak and not re mixed like this version. It sounds even better with out all the re mixing
yeah there are a lot of taylor stripped down performances - this is definitely not it lmao. cornelia street (live in paris), champagne problems (the eras tour), you're on your own kid (eras tour), evermore (eras tour), wildest dreams (grammy museum). these are all live performances and i hope you'll be able to find a good recording of the eras tour versions i recommended. but a lot of her fans (myself included) love her stripped back performances better than the studio produced versions :)
I'm a huge pop fan and I love all her giant performances from 1989 and Reputation specifically. But for you, I think your next reaction should be Cornelia Street live in Paris (a.k.a. City of Lover Tour). IMO this is the perfect gateway song that bridges an extremely raw unplugged performance with her typical polished pop songwriting. One of my favorites and I bet you'll like it too.
@@markabusireactions No worries my man, I think you'll love that one too. Perhaps before jumping into the big 1989 pop numbers (the Swifties will force you to do it eventually) you ease the transition with Cornelia Street first 😋
You need to react to the acoustic sections of her tours. I dont know if you misunderstood or if some swifties tricked you. But Rep and Eras have acoustic sets. Also, I love Taylor, and I love Lana ❤ Born to Die is an iconic album!
Oh you def must not have seen the eras tour. She performs to over 95000 ppl and some songs are stripped where it’s just her and a piano and a guitar and it’s captivating
I would love to see you react to "Death by a Thousand Cuts", "The Archer" or "Cornelia Street" all of them live from Paris. It's just her, a guitar, and an audience. "Dancing with our Hands Tied" from the Reputation Tour is also just her, a guitar, and a stadium sized audience. And lastly, my favorite is "New Years Day/Long Live" also from Reputation Tour...just her playing piano while singing.
I will never get tired of watching the reputation stadium tour movie. And I used to be a "never Taylor" arsehole. Now I am in fact a f*cking Swiftie. Wtaf?
Ok so here's the story behind the mysterious rock album. We believe that after releasing 1989 in 2014, Taylor started writing a rock-focused album called Karma. This would have been released in 2016 based on the two-year schedule she had followed up until that point. But following the release of 1989, there was all the Kanye/Kim drama and the media assault on Taylor and she disappeared from the spotlight for a while before unexpectedly releasing Reputation in 2017. We believe that due to everything that happened in 2015/2016, she ditched the Karma rock album and instead wrote Reputation to reflect her change in feelings and situation. Evidence: She had always been infusing rock and pop punk influences into her music since the beginning, and during the 1989 tour she experimented big time with reinterpreting her songs with classic hard rock vibes and instrumentation. As for the name, Taylor has dropped repeated hints about Karma, with visual easter eggs in various music videos as well as slyly stating "Karma is real" in an interview.
Anyhow, definitely one of my favorites! Not sure what you mean by ‘she would never do this, but imagine if she recorded it like this on the album’? Like I’m not sure what that means. I might have misheard, though-I have some hearing loss.
There are always dome songs that she performs on tour that she will strip down to acoustic guitar or piano... Rep tour: Dancing with our hands tied All Too Well New Year's Day Eras: Champagne Problems ... cant think of the others rn
Hi. Can you please react to legendary Russian rock band Kino song Calm night? It's rock music masterpiece! Maybe you will be surprised so great music you never heard. Lot of bloggers from different countries really like this band and song. Now really interesting your reaction too. Original from 80s.
@@markabusireactions Her bass player has been with her since 2007. Metallica Blackened from ...And Justice For All (Bass Cover) "I don't think I would be a musician if it wasn't for thrash metal, and I don't think I would love thrash if I hadn't listened to it every day of my freshman year riding to school in my brother's car with ...And Justice For All blazing out of the speakers. This album is an oddity...a killer metal album with no bass on it. So I put some bass on it. The modern tone I went for might not be the most era-specific, but it felt like a good fit to me. This song was a real challenge, and I love playing it. Enjoy." ua-cam.com/video/-mgeYaQQQ8k/v-deo.htmlsi=W8ozhbCfRPiIAzEl
Whoa … You really missed the bus on this one and Taylor as well. Your analysis is not constructive criticism, but rather ignorant (without knowledge). I’m out!!!
You should stop doing Taylor reactions, respectfully. If you only like her in the most ridiculous contexts, (if its a rainy wednesday and the piano is a steinway and the drummer has a third arm, shes just ok... ect) Enough. just accept you dont like her and move on. Its FIIINE. At some point reactors need to stand on their own without relying on swifties to give them views.
I livestream, and I react to what is sent in to me while I’m streaming. Also, this is generally about as positive about a song as I get, I tend to be quite critical of most music, because I am trying to give balanced and thoughtful reviews, rather than just sit there and say that everything is amazing. I think, respectfully, you should maybe not tell me how to run my own fucking channel, and I don’t give a damn if swifties come in here or not. I do these videos because I personally am quite curious about her music, and I’m enjoying discovering which of her songs I like and which ones I don’t. If you don’t like it? Go away.
He's not using Swifties to give him views, ffs. I REQUESTED THIS. He reacts to things that are requested during live streams and he gives his honest, unabashed opinions. I appreciate honest Taylor reactors rather than the ones who just jump up and down and talk about how amazing she is, no matter what they're reacting to. Authenticity is important. Thought Swifties had thicker skins than this.
Taylor said she wanted this song to sound like church or gospel in nature. She def take us to church on this one!
And the band is live, too. Her guitarist has been with her forever and he’s a genius.
I said that’s too lol. I think the confusion is, I was responding to someone in my chat while I was recording who was asking if she was miming and if there was a live band there. So I was explaining how it would sound differently if there wasn’t a band.
Who thought this counted as stripped down 🤦♀️
In the Paris Live mini concert for the album Lover, she does two songs with just her and her guitar on the songs Death By A Thousand Cuts and Cornelia Street. That is quite a large venue and she does really well.
Great Suggestion
Hell yes!
Before I even watch the reaction, I am curious how they gave you 'Don't Blame Me' as a stripped down Taylor Song. I would have thought they would give you a Clip of 'Tolerate It' or 'Willow' or 'My Tears Riccochet' from the Eras tour. But lets take a watch at your reaction.
Spoilers: they didn’t 😂
@@markabusireactions then I recommend any of those. They are unbelievably great. I enjoy your reactions. I may not agree with all of your opinions, but you are thoughtful and clear in your descriptions. I look forward to future reactions.
@@JulieHull9999 thank you!! It’s okay to disagree, I don’t mind that ☺️
Thank you.
Champagne problems at the Eras tour if you want a stripped back piano song 👌🏻
she has 4 backup singers, also singing live on this. Her band is in the staging, second deck, behind all the screens -- they come out a bit later. If you want something "stripped back" look for something labeled "acoustic." She usually does some acoustic songs in every concert (except things like Jingle Bell Balls); also, she did a fairly stripped back version of some of Red in a session called Live on the Seine (filmed on a riverboat in Paris with college students) or her VH1 Songwriters session (look for Harvey Mudd as the venue - VH1 does _not_ have it, which is super annoying). Her BBC Live Lounge Sessions are really good, as well.
Her band and backup singers, and a lot of her dancers, have been with her for 15+ years. Paul Sidoti, lead guitar, a complete fan favorite
Oh she got ya😋 For stripped down, I humbly suggest ”Death By A Thousand Cuts” in Paris in the English Speak channel. Her and a guitar, Beautiful cinematography too. Then, Daylight from the same show.
Another great reaction from the best Irish bass player ever.
I’m choosing to ignore that lol
@@markabusireactions haha 😉
And yes, we are ALL begging, pleading, praying, waiting for a rock album. She has everything she needs to do it and do it VERY WELL, and I want it NOW!
Sorry for the multiple comments, what can I say, it's my adhd 🙈
Yes, she sings live but does reply on some backtrack work. But the awesome thing is that she also allows her backup singers to really support her when needed. You can hear in the BBC Live Lounge Sessions a bunch of her tracks from Lover how good her singers and her band is. And she's kept mostly the exact same backup singers and band members throughout her entire career.
You can see when you watch live footage that Swift is very collaborative in her approaches to live performance 😊
More context for markabusi: Yup, Taylor has both a standard backing track and also her longtime live backup crew, but her mic is always live and whenever she opens her mouth that's always her real voice. And whenever she has a guitar on stage, she's always playing for real, she doesn't mime. But other than her solo acoustic sets, she also rarely plays the lead, she's usually playing just the rhythm and being doubled by the actual rhythm guitarist for safety. But it's still her playing for real.
I’m REALLY hoping we might get more of a rock influence on the re-recording of Reputation 😭 she puts a lot more rock into her live performances and it’s SO GOOD. I want a whole album of it tbh 😂
God, this is one of her greatest live performances ever! I say it all the time when I see it. And I was also front row for this tour in St. Louis. I was out of my mind during this show! Great reaction as well friend!🖤🐍🖤🐍
I’d smoke meth too if I got dragged to a swifty concert 😉😉
@markabusireactions Oh, sorry I was under the impression you enjoyed the video.
@@Yephimł it was a joke! 😳😳
@markabusireactions Yeah, sorry
I'm at work on a moving assembly line at the same time watching and commenting. I was just typing I totally got what you meant but you beat me to it. I'm a bit distracted. Apologies again.
@@Yephimł 😂😂😂 it’s all good mate!
Super awesome reaction. There are so many people that won't give Taylor a chance, sad, right? Glad you did give her a chance.
Me too! He's a hard sell but I think it's because Swifties have come for his throat in the past. Which is unfair, because this is not at ALL the type of music he listens to, and I'm forcing him to watch these LOL.
This will always be my favorite performance of her.
She has awesome back up singers and always sings live…..
Taylor’s later catalog is very Lana Del Rey. They share a producer in Jack Antinoff and I think she admires Lana’s writing a lot. You would probably like Taylor’s last album, Midnights. It’s very indie synth pop and vibey under her signature melodies.
The beginning of the verses makes me think of MGMT. Love this performance so much.
This was a great reaction! Next time I'll give you a stripped-down performance. She can definitely captivate an audience when it's just her and an instrument. Glad you liked it. 😄
Tonight 😉
@@markabusireactions you know I'll be there
Please.💕. City of Lover is so overlooked!
@@timothytheis9709 I got you
@@IvyCowboy Tay tay just got banned on UA-cam cause of that booty. I’ve appealed it because… booty
LOVE your reactions! I really enjoy your knowledge of music...inlearn a lot from you!
Thank you very much! I appreciate that more than you know ☺️
Hello,
I enjoyed your reaction!
I saw someone recommend stripped down versions of songs to you. If you’re in the market, here are a few good ones:
Wildest Dreams (Grammy Museum performance - this one is just Swift with an electric guitar)
All Too Well (Grammy performance- I recommend the one not labeled rehearsal)
OR
All Too Well (Reputation Tour- the one above is on a piano with some backup. The version from the tour is just her and an acoustic guitar)
For something more along the lines of this one (i.e. epic) you might like Intro/Ready For It (also from the Reputation Tour).
Enjoy!
Oooh I didn't know you'd reacted to this one. Yeah,I got definite Hozier TMTC vibes when I first saw this. It's an absolute banger.
The album version production is pretty close but lacking that filthy electric guitar that takes it to another level. There's more grit in her big belts too. The album ad libs are very clean, so don't hit as hard.
When I first saw swifties begging for a rock album I thought "er... really?" then saw her 1989 tour rock versions of we are never getting back together and trouble and got hit in the face with a brick.
She really can pull off anything she wants to.
lol the beginning of this saying you wanted a stripped back performance and find out they recommended don’t blame me. It’s one of my favorite performances, but it’s not one her stripped back ones at all. Tolerate it live is beautiful
It’s okay, I just checked out Vigilante Shit, and at least parts of that were fairly stripped back 😳😳
@@markabusireactions lol it’s also a very performance heavy song though 😩 I know you really want to see her just sitting at a piano or with her guitar and nothing else and seeing how or if she can still captivate that stadium. I’m hoping you can watch one eventually 🤣🤣
@@MarieS610 I’ll get there!
@@markabusireactions HAHAHA I see what you did there.
She does two stripped down songs each night of the Eras Tour. One on guitar, one on piano. Just her. You really had us all going thinking how did we miss a stripped down “Don’t blame me”?? Where did he get the footage?? 😂
Taylor was raised on a Christmas tree farm until she was in her very young teen years.
That tracks
Great reaction!
For the eras tour, she was on a treadmill doing her full set over and over for months till she could do it without running out of breath
That’s how I practice for these reactions ☺️
Lol
Listen to a fan shot version
There are 2 from the Tokyo dome that were shot on phones. They are stripped bak and not re mixed like this version. It sounds even better with out all the re mixing
yeah there are a lot of taylor stripped down performances - this is definitely not it lmao.
cornelia street (live in paris), champagne problems (the eras tour), you're on your own kid (eras tour), evermore (eras tour), wildest dreams (grammy museum). these are all live performances and i hope you'll be able to find a good recording of the eras tour versions i recommended. but a lot of her fans (myself included) love her stripped back performances better than the studio produced versions :)
All singing is live on her tour. Always.
I said that!
I'm a huge pop fan and I love all her giant performances from 1989 and Reputation specifically. But for you, I think your next reaction should be Cornelia Street live in Paris (a.k.a. City of Lover Tour). IMO this is the perfect gateway song that bridges an extremely raw unplugged performance with her typical polished pop songwriting. One of my favorites and I bet you'll like it too.
That’s unfortunate, my next reaction is Vigilante Shit lol
@@markabusireactions No worries my man, I think you'll love that one too. Perhaps before jumping into the big 1989 pop numbers (the Swifties will force you to do it eventually) you ease the transition with Cornelia Street first 😋
@@its_clean nah, most swifties go out of their way to avoid me now 😂😂
@@markabusireactions They don't like reactors who bite back. 🤣
@@IvyCowboy I once told one of them that they were the reason I hated Taylor Swift. Didn’t go down well 😂
You need to react to the acoustic sections of her tours.
I dont know if you misunderstood or if some swifties tricked you. But Rep and Eras have acoustic sets.
Also, I love Taylor, and I love Lana ❤ Born to Die is an iconic album!
Oh you def must not have seen the eras tour. She performs to over 95000 ppl and some songs are stripped where it’s just her and a piano and a guitar and it’s captivating
I would love to see you react to "Death by a Thousand Cuts", "The Archer" or "Cornelia Street" all of them live from Paris. It's just her, a guitar, and an audience. "Dancing with our Hands Tied" from the Reputation Tour is also just her, a guitar, and a stadium sized audience. And lastly, my favorite is "New Years Day/Long Live" also from Reputation Tour...just her playing piano while singing.
Don’t worry, there’s more coming…
@@markabusireactions Next time I request a Taylor song, I'll make sure it's stripped down. Probably something from the Paris concert. 😉
@@IvyCowboy as stripped down as the last one you sent me?! Oh no wait, that was Jamie 😂
Eager for you to listen to 'reputation'
FULL SCOTT, CUTE SWEATER FELLA
Thank you haha
I will never get tired of watching the reputation stadium tour movie. And I used to be a "never Taylor" arsehole. Now I am in fact a f*cking Swiftie. Wtaf?
Ok so here's the story behind the mysterious rock album. We believe that after releasing 1989 in 2014, Taylor started writing a rock-focused album called Karma. This would have been released in 2016 based on the two-year schedule she had followed up until that point. But following the release of 1989, there was all the Kanye/Kim drama and the media assault on Taylor and she disappeared from the spotlight for a while before unexpectedly releasing Reputation in 2017. We believe that due to everything that happened in 2015/2016, she ditched the Karma rock album and instead wrote Reputation to reflect her change in feelings and situation.
Evidence: She had always been infusing rock and pop punk influences into her music since the beginning, and during the 1989 tour she experimented big time with reinterpreting her songs with classic hard rock vibes and instrumentation. As for the name, Taylor has dropped repeated hints about Karma, with visual easter eggs in various music videos as well as slyly stating "Karma is real" in an interview.
Lol, this is definitely not stripped down...try her song False God, live at SNL
Including the long pond studio songs
She performs all too well at the Grammys playing the piano or lover while playing the piano. Both are great
False God the SNL version. Highly recommend.
"she's definitely singing live" 😅😅😅😅😅
Huh. This one wasn’t in the Taylor playlist. It just showed up on my main feed. …How many have I missed, then? Oops.
Anyhow, definitely one of my favorites! Not sure what you mean by ‘she would never do this, but imagine if she recorded it like this on the album’? Like I’m not sure what that means. I might have misheard, though-I have some hearing loss.
I don’t even remember making this, so I can’t help you 😂
@@markabusireactions Oh, I feel you on that, man. 😂 I was just going through your Taylor stuff and thought I’d watched it all, haha
@@MoyaoftheMist you should watch some of the other videos, they’re all fairly manic 😂
@@markabusireactions The non-Taylor ones? Maybe I will, haha. I’m just on a Taylor kick because her new album is dropping in under a week, haha.
There are always dome songs that she performs on tour that she will strip down to acoustic guitar or piano...
Rep tour: Dancing with our hands tied All Too Well
New Year's Day
Eras:
Champagne Problems ... cant think of the others rn
Hi. Can you please react to legendary Russian rock band Kino song Calm night? It's rock music masterpiece! Maybe you will be surprised so great music you never heard.
Lot of bloggers from different countries really like this band and song. Now really interesting your reaction too.
Original from 80s.
This is more of an imagine dragons x hozier (take me to church) song than lana del rey
Bass player reacts? I see, I see. Another title suggestion: "Solo interrupter reacts"
Hey, now we’re talking!!
@@markabusireactions Her bass player has been with her since 2007.
Metallica Blackened from ...And Justice For All (Bass Cover)
"I don't think I would be a musician if it wasn't for thrash metal, and I don't think I would love thrash if I hadn't listened to it every day of my freshman year riding to school in my brother's car with ...And Justice For All blazing out of the speakers.
This album is an oddity...a killer metal album with no bass on it. So I put some bass on it. The modern tone I went for might not be the most era-specific, but it felt like a good fit to me.
This song was a real challenge, and I love playing it. Enjoy."
ua-cam.com/video/-mgeYaQQQ8k/v-deo.htmlsi=W8ozhbCfRPiIAzEl
Exactly, he’s doing his job incredibly well.
"I don't even like Taylor Swift" - Mark, 5 months ago.
Wrong song for a striped down one….
Tolerate it. ERAs Tour
Whoa … You really missed the bus on this one and Taylor as well. Your analysis is not constructive criticism, but rather ignorant (without knowledge). I’m out!!!
Ahh, but you should see my Taylor reactions now, when I’m no longer as ignorant! 😉
You should stop doing Taylor reactions, respectfully. If you only like her in the most ridiculous contexts, (if its a rainy wednesday and the piano is a steinway and the drummer has a third arm, shes just ok... ect) Enough. just accept you dont like her and move on. Its FIIINE. At some point reactors need to stand on their own without relying on swifties to give them views.
I livestream, and I react to what is sent in to me while I’m streaming. Also, this is generally about as positive about a song as I get, I tend to be quite critical of most music, because I am trying to give balanced and thoughtful reviews, rather than just sit there and say that everything is amazing. I think, respectfully, you should maybe not tell me how to run my own fucking channel, and I don’t give a damn if swifties come in here or not. I do these videos because I personally am quite curious about her music, and I’m enjoying discovering which of her songs I like and which ones I don’t. If you don’t like it? Go away.
He's not using Swifties to give him views, ffs. I REQUESTED THIS. He reacts to things that are requested during live streams and he gives his honest, unabashed opinions. I appreciate honest Taylor reactors rather than the ones who just jump up and down and talk about how amazing she is, no matter what they're reacting to. Authenticity is important. Thought Swifties had thicker skins than this.
@@IvyCowboy oh, Ivy, you sweet innocent child. They don’t. They really don’t 😂
@@markabusireactions An innocent child in her 40s...I'll take it!
Taylor NEVER uses backing tracks. She always sings LIVE.
Isn’t that pretty much exactly what I said..?
@markabusireactions sorry I couldn't really understand a lot of it because of the strong accent.
@@Ricky48888 Jesus Christ 😂😂😂 nah that’s fair, I can’t even be angry at that lol