Album Analysis

Fearless Swifties have seen the famous Fearless hair whip by Taylor.

Speak Now Swifties have a national anthem, Long Live.

The album, Red, was a flame, burning from the inside. Flames can bring heat and light, but they can also harm you. Red Swifites do not have an official name yet. Their national anthem is Holy Ground.

The album, 1989, was embers. Glowing and burnt, but not moving as much as a flame. Not completely dry, but still pretty hot, like coals that try to spark a blaze but in the end just couldn't fight the wind that chose to be against it rather than help it. 1989 features late 80's style pop, electro-synth music. 1989 Swifties are called New Romantics. Their national anthem is Heartbreak as a reference to one of the songs in the album, “New Romantics”.

The album, reputation was ashes in which she slithered in as a "snake" S**** K**********'s fault. She got buried in darkness, cold darkness whirling her around, bits and pieces of lies cutting her apart. In this album, Taylor believed that there was no longer a point in being honest. She says, "All the liars are calling me one." in "Call It What You Want". This is also when the Perry-Swift feud began to run cold again, and when everyone thought she was a liar. "They're burning all of the witches even if you aren't one," she sings in "I Did Something Bad". She has decided that there is no point in being good anymore because people will still punish you. They even called her a snake. reputation Swifties are called snakes.

The album, Lover, was Taylor rising from the ashes as a butterfly, riding the breeze. The only rope strong enough to hoist her from the darkness... was Daylight.

The album, folklore, was fluttering, flying, wondering deep into the woods. Folklore Swifties are called folks. They sing "folk songs" as referenced in seven