Taylor Swift and her fans

Above all, I like Taylor Swift because she seems to be the nicest star in the world with her fans. Last year, she sent some of them Christmas presents and monitored their social media accounts to observe their reactions (spoiler alert: they were good).

She defended Lucy, one of her admirers who was mocked and insulted because of her physique, in a video where she opened the package sent by her idol.

Taylor also featured some of her fans in the music video for Shake It Off. She speaks to them with great affection on her Twitter account, helps them when she can, meets them as soon as she can, interacts with them as much as possible. A Telegraph article lists ten monstrously cool things she did for her audience.

That's what I like so much about her, she doesn't act blasé: she assumes being happy with everything that happens to her, the awards she wins, the people who adore her music and her personality, she assumes to want to dance when music excites her, even if she dances “badly”… She tries to give back with all the enthusiasm in the world what she collects and damn, it's a pleasure to see.

I think we have so much to learn from Taylor Swift, in terms of trusting ourselves and others.

Be my Sistah, come, we'll laugh together, we'll make big meals and stupid selfies on Instagram, we'll respond to the annoying people on social media who annoy your fans and it will be good.

What Taylor Swift means to her fans

ive “Swifties” (die-hard fans of the pop star explain) what the icon, whose words could count in the November presidential election, means to them.

“Therapist”

Searle Lira, 33, became a fan of Taylor Swift in high school with the song Teardrops on My Guitar (2006). It helped her overcome her own heartbreak. “I have the impression that she’s the girls’ free therapist,” notes this independent journalist from the Philippines. “For every thing girls go through, you can find a Taylor Swift song to relate to. »

“Love me as you should”

Lauren Fang, 23, first listened to Taylor Swift while she was in the hospital for treatment for lupus, a chronic autoimmune disease. A human resources specialist in Taiwan, she was 18 at the time and says her idol's songs helped her recover. His favorite song? Back to December (2010), which evokes the regrets of having left someone. She transformed the words to relate them to herself: “If I can live again, I swear that I will love myself as I should. » “The song taught me that if I can rebuild my life, I will live my own life correctly,” she adds.

“Humble and kind”

Sarah Lui, 21, discovered Taylor Swift in elementary school and has never stopped listening to her since then. “I will always be a Swiftie even if I become a lawyer,” maintains the young woman, who is completing a cycle in criminology in Hong Kong and is going to study law. What she admires most about the singer is her “kindness”. “She was so good to her team, her fans and everyone. “She’s humble and kind, that’s how everyone should be,” she explains. “She’s a superstar, but she’s never been arrogant because of her fame. She uses her fame to do good. »

“She’s not afraid of anything”

Mona He got her first smartphone at the age of 15 and the first song she downloaded was You Belong With Me (2008). Now aged 24, she confides that attending the singer's concert has been her dream for nine years. “I admire her because she is not afraid of anything,” confides the young woman who runs a company in China. “Even though she has enemies, she never, ever gives up. »

" Be yourself ! »

What Renzo Gonzales, 26, likes is Swift's message that people should be themselves. “It doesn’t matter if you face a lot of uncertainty, you just have to be who you are and be happy,” says Renzo Gonzales, originally from the Philippines and working on an oil tanker. Taylor Swift became her role model because “you don’t have to be like what everyone tells you to be, you can be yourself.” His favorite song: Daylight (2019) because it taught him that “love can be a rainbow”.

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