@taylorswift - End Game music video đ
Not me after months disappeared from this account, coming back only to deliver a new bunch of gifs from my favorite MV of Reputation.
Those are my favorite shots of Taylor in the mv đ¤
ouch just saw someone point out that Taylor sang âyouâre my best friendâ the day after Vogue took down The video đ¤§đ¤§đ¤§ Its like her reassuring karlie that sheâs still her best friend even though the video was taken down. And that just because the video was made private , sheâs not gonna stop letting the public know theyâre best friends. They wonât be forgotten. Just like a folk song, theyre love will be passed on. Like Iâve said before Iâm not not an lsk but I donât really commit to that title. Even if she didnât sing it in an lsk way, I think it was intentional. Crying!!
if Iâm being so honest guys I donât âbelieveâ in most of the clips where we have Taylor singing things live with she/her pronouns. let me explain why.
it really depends on what word youâre thinking of when you listen to the clips. if youâre thinking âherâ youâre gonna hear her, not it (you are in love.) If youâre thinking âherâ, youâre gonna hear her, not your (new years day.) Itâs like a yanny/laurel situation.
The only one I genuinely believe she is singing with she/her pronouns is the I Knew You Were Trouble performance at the iHeartRadio music festival (tumblr wonât let me put another video in for the people that havenât seen it đ. Iâm sorry)
skip to 2:35, and focus on when she says âthat you never loved meâ it sounds like she says âthat she never loved me.â This is pretty clear and canât really be reconstructed to sound like âyouâ unless we think of her saying it like âchahâ like, âthatchah never loved meâ or something like that, but it still wouldnât make sense because the way she sings it has a âeeâ sound.
Now, I think her not properly enunciating these words might be intentional (in the yail & nyd performances) but at the same time idk. Itâs like with the âKarlie What You Wantâ theory. I honestly believe in that. I think if the real lyrics she wanted to sing were âcall it what you want toâ thereâs no reason for to be singing it the way she does lol. Like i think THAT is intentional, the bad enunciation.
But, I think in the New Yearâs Day performance itâs just a result of the breath she takes before she says âyour,â however, Iâm not not completely against the theory that she says âher.â I just think it could also be a result of hearing something because you think you will hear it. If you intend to hear âyourâ you hear your. But nevertheless, itâs fun to believe.
I wouldnt be surprised if karlie shows up Iâm not joking
Iâve come to the conclusion that happiness is her best (and saddest) song. I think itâs her best work, lyrically at the very least. kk rlly did a number on her
breaking down Taylors cover of riptide because Iâm sooooo bored
While we know this cover is extremely gay, Iâm obsessed with the attention to detail with the lyrics and way they relate so strongly to Taylorâs situation.
First verse:
I was scared of dentists and the dark
I was scared of pretty girls and starting conversations
Oh, all my friends are turning green
You're the magician's assistant in their dream
Not much in the first 3 lines, just gayness because Taylors singing it and refused to change the pronouns/subjects even though itâs âfrom a girlâs povâ
Except that last line, youâre the magicians assistant in their dream
Sounds likeâŚ..
Not saying Taylor was exactly referencing the cover when she wrote so it goes, just thought it was a fun relation!
Chorus
Lady, running down to the riptide
Taken away to the dark side
I wanna be your left-hand man
I love you when you're singing that song
And I got a lump in my throat
'Cause you're gonna sing the words wrong
Again, taylor not changing pronouns. I see you girl
I love the last 3 lines because theyâre just so fitting. Taylor being a singer, and Karlie not being one is just so cute, and imagine taylor admiring karlie while she messing up the lyrics and justajsjdjd my babies
I saw Someone point out on Twitter (Iâm sorry i forget the name let me know if itâs you!!!) but this could be a nod at Taylor using he/him pronouns when theyâre about a woman, and Karlie replacing the he/hims with she/hers, therefore singing the words âwrongâ
There's this movie that I think you'll like
This guy decides to quit his job and heads to New York City
This cowboy's running from himself
And she's been living on the highest shelf
THIS IS MY FAVORITE PART!!!
Itâs SO fitting with Taylors life and the era she was in at the time she sang this let me get into it!
This guy= again, I love when she refers to herself as a man. Itâs just so fitting
Quit his job= when she switched from country to full pop with 1989. Even though red was a bit more pop-y, it still has many country elements and her âaccentâ (đđ) comes out in it several times. She completely changed in 1989 to complete pop
Head to New York City= do I need to explain? WTNY!! đď¸
This cowboys running from himself= Taylor trying to run from her queerness, from her true self. A theme we see very often in her music. AlsoâŚ
Again, not saying this is a direct reference. Just a fun find!
I just wanna, I just wanna know
If youâre gonna, if youâre gonna stay
I just gotta, I just gotta know
I canât have it, I canât have it any other way
Itâs giving very much the anxious repetition in delicate of âisnât it?â x100
I swear sheâs destined for the screen
Closest thing to Michele Pfeifer that youâve ever seen
I swear sheâs destined for the screenâŚ
Weâve all seen it
And ALSO!!!
KARLIE SMILE đđđâď¸âď¸âď¸
anyway thatâs it I love them so much and thank you for reading