LMAO, you take her "the old Taylor is dead" image on 'Reputation' way too seriously. You sound like one of those people who thought she was trying to dance well in the 'Shake It Off' video. Or one of those people who thought she wasn't trying to make 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together' annoying with the use of 'like' and 'ever', even though she said she was. What criticism is she ignoring, anyway? Kanye only played her half the lyrics, and the half she heard wasn't the half she got mad about. He never played her the full song or video. Kanye himself said the conversation was an hour long, so why did they only release two minutes of it? She very well could have warned him not to release it in the edited out portion. Now, Taylor is doing what she has always done, listening to her fans. She took a cyberbullying symbol and turned it into a great business plan. You're so naive if you actually believe everything you read about her. You put her on a pedestal, then acted like it was her fault that she couldn't live up to your expectations. She's a human being, and she's been trying to tell people that for her whole career. People make mistakes, and she's made less than most. If Kanye was in the same position as Taylor was then, nobody would care after about two weeks. You know why? Because he has cultivated an image where you'd expect that kind of thing from him. Taylor hasn't, so the one time she lies, people talk about it for over two years. Even if you want to say it was stirred up leading up to 'Reputation', before that, people still spammed snake emojis on every Taylor Swift article. She's a human, who happens to be a songwriter. So, she wrote songs about it like every songwriter writes about their life. If you think people can't make mistakes or songwriters can't write about their lives, you need to grow up. She isn't a god. Stop acting like she should be the perfect example of the human race. She doesn't owe you or anyone else that.
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