I completely agree with what's been said here about her repetitive and annoying victim-blaming/everyone-blaming tendencies.
She already irritated me a few years ago what with EVERY song being a "fuck you" anthem about an ex-bf (plus one "fuck you" anthem about an ex-bff).
Now, not only is it getting more embarrassing the older she gets, she's also piling on all this BS marketing about how radically
different she's going to be.
And don't even get me started about the "rapping"
The feminism thing is what pisses me off the most. It's a marketing buzzword. She wants that good, hard, feminist cash, so she calls herself one.
Meanwhile the actual content of her work is full of so many red flags I find it baffling that none of her exes have publically called her out as a legit CRAZY PERSON.
A guy friend of mine just recently broke up with a girl who would do the same shit. When it benefited her to be a feminist, she was ranting and raving about women's rights.
But when the patriarchy made her life easier? It was another story.
Suddenly she had no problem hurling accusations like, "you're not a real man!" (to my friend, because he didn't do the dishes because he works 60 hours a week while she sits on her ass Monday through Thursday). The hypocrisy is astounding. And she would play the exact same cards that Taylor plays in her songs. "OMG I was so upset by you not answering your phone that I got really drunk and put myself in a dangerous situation! Look what you made me do!!!!" Needless to say, I'm VERY happy that he got away from that tyrannical little bitch.
Unfortunately, Taylor has a legion of fans and managers hailing her every move as brilliant and inspired.
I can't imagine she's going to grow up at this point, but a girl can dream. So, here's my message for Taytay:
Taylor, I invite you to become a true feminist, to write songs that support and empower women and speak your truth against the powers that be.
Until then, know that your abusive behavior towards men and antagonism towards women will never be feminist (no matter how much weight you gain).