Shake It Off’s popularity had to be the music video, right?

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Posted by benjamin (@blev) on March 13, 2024, 10:10 a.m.

I think the music video was showcasing a new sexy, aesthetically counter-cultural Taylor who has very much moved on from the box of country music. At least that’s what I always thought

The initial response to the video - Billdude March 15 4:58 PM
- There's probably a big difference - Norville March 18 5:49 AM
  - Okay, yes, this is a valid point - Billdude March 19 11:23 PM
- I think It's tough to like any song you're forced to hear that many times (nt) - benjamin March 16 4:04 PM
Re: Shake It Off’s popularity had to be the music video, right? - Tabernacles E. Townsfolk March 13 11:13 AM
- The "soap opera" effect is real lol - benjamin March 13 8:34 PM
  - I don't think that's the case? - Norville March 14 1:04 PM
    - Yeah, I was confused when I saw that post. - Joe March 14 1:41 PM
      - Re: Yeah, I was confused when I saw that post. - Tabernacles E. Townsfolk March 14 3:45 PM
        Yeah I meant open-ended serial, like in the classic sense - benjamin March 15 12:19 AM
        Neither of those examples are open-ended. - Joe March 15 5:10 AM
        Re: Neither of those examples are open-ended. - benjamin March 16 4:03 PM
        That makes more sense. - Joe March 17 11:17 AM
        
        Re: Yeah I meant open-ended serial, like in the classic sense - Tabernacles E. Townsfolk March 15 12:31 AM
  - Wrestling is a notable exception to the last paragraph. You could say creative is secondary to the matches but they're really equal partners (nt) - Tabernacles E. Townsfolk March 14 12:43 PM