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- Taylor Swift: "Tim McGraw"
- Fearless: "You Belong with Me"
- Speak Now: "The Story of Us"
- Red: "I Knew You Were Trouble"
- "Blank Space"
- Reputation: "Look What You Made Me Do"
- Lover: "The Man"
- Folklore and Evermore: "Cardigan" and "Willow"
- Midnights: "Anti-Hero"
Taylor Swift's debut single begat Taylor Swift's debut music video. It made her a star and we'll cherish its cheesiness forever.
Unlike most of Swift's music videos (or most music videos period), "You Belong With Me" doesn't feature the standard performing-to-camera moments. Instead, the whole thing is the story we see played out on screen, with Swift singing in real time. She also plays both the protagonist (the nerdy next-door neighbor with a huge crush on the popular guy ...
This was admittedly a very close race against "Back to December," but the library-themed video won the title thanks to the fact that most fans consider it a sequel to the beloved "You Belong With Me." It was also filmed on campus at Vanderbilt University and we're always in for Nashville Taylor.
The best song on Red is far and away "All Too Well" (fight us on this, we dare you), but despite its cult-hit status, it was never a single. So instead we present you with rocker Taylor Swift and her O.G. pink tips. It won "Best Female Video" at the 2013 VMAs and we'll momentarily overlook how sexist those category divisions are to just let this ar...
Several EW staffers would like to nominate this for the best Taylor Swift music video of all time. It's notable for Swift's portrayal as a crazy villain, the obscene attractiveness of her fake-boyfriend (snaps to you, Sean O'Pry), and also because it's arguably the only music video that can be earnestly described as "Kubrickian."
The revenge factor was so strong with this song, and the video played on our collective glee at seeing Taylor strike back — kind of like the "Bad Blood" video, but without relying on the gimmick of putting the long-gone Squad on the screen. The snake theme was so delicious, and it had also just been a long freaking time since the last album that it...
The EW staff was split between this and "Lover," but in the end, "The Man" reigned supreme. And why shouldn't it? In one fell swoop Swift manages to take on the patriarchy, give arguably one of the best twist endings to a music video ever, and provide Easter eggs that double as self-deprecating humor and subtle jabs at her highly publicized dramawi...
Technically, Folklore and Evermore, being the true pandemic albums that they are, only had one music video apiece to represent them. So, while they win by default and it's kind of unfair to put them on a ranking, we're doing it anyways — because how could we not?
This music video truly has it all: sheet ghosts, Taylor vs. Taylor, and a giant Taylor monster (slowly lurching toward your favorite city). And, of course, who could forget the sneak peek into Swift's future, in which her spoiled grown-up heirs — played by Mike Birbiglia, John Early, and Mary Elizabeth Ellis — hilariously learn that they only get 1...
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- I Can See You (2023) Part of Swift's third re-recorded album, Speak Now (Taylor's Version), "I Can See You" is an indie-rock track straight from the artist's "vault" of previously unreleased songs.
- Lavender Haze (2023) The electro and hip-hop-inspired "Lavender Haze" is also off of Midnights, but is a more sultry approach to depicting Swift's desire to stay in the joyful space of her relationship.
- Anti-Hero (2022) The lead single off Midnights, Swift's tenth studio album, "Anti-Hero" explores Swift's nightmares against a synth-pop backdrop. In the documentary Miss Americana, the singer-songwriter is more open than ever about her experiences with disordered eating, anxiety, depression, self-loathing, and more.
- All Too Well: The Short Film (2021) All Too Well: The Short Film is a 2021 romantic drama that's based on Swift's iconic "All Too Well" (10-minute version) from her re-recorded Red (Taylor's Version).
Jan 15, 2024 · Starring Taylor Swift and Scott Eastwood, the video follows two actors who fall in love filming a movie, but it crumbles apart when she finds out he has a partner. The Old Hollywood vibe captures ...
Aug 15, 2019 · Taylor Swift: Lover: Directed by Drew Kirsch, Taylor Swift. With Taylor Swift, Christian Anaid, S.J. Bartlett, Jolene Matamoros. Official music video for "Lover" by Taylor Swift.
