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  1. Feb 22, 2024 · Taylor Swift’s 50 Biggest Billboard Hot 100 Hits. From "Tim McGraw" to "Anti-Hero" and more, these are the pop star's biggest chart hits.

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  3. Apr 18, 2024 · Here are songs 30-21. Each day before the album release, we’ll give you the next 10 until we get to No. 1. Click here to see songs 40-31, the rankings of 30 through 21 and our songs 20-11.

    • Leo Morgenstern
    • Cruel Summer. Number Of Streams On Spotify: 1,734,881,652 (Total), 4,729,326 (Daily) Taylor Swift. Lover. August 23, 2019. Accolades. Nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Pop Album in 2020; Won Best Pop Album of the Year by iHeartRadio Music Awards in 2020; Won Favorite Pop/Rock Album by American Music Awards in 2019.
    • Blank Space. Number Of Streams On Spotify: 1,716,681,740 (Total), 1,176,813 (Daily) Taylor Swift. 1989 and 1989 (Taylor's Version) October 27, 2014; August 23, 2019.
    • I Don't Wanna Live Forever. Number Of Streams On Spotify: 1,572,180,184 (Total), 980,154 (Daily) Taylor Swift and Zayn. Fifty Shades Darker.
    • Anti-Hero. Number Of Streams On Spotify: 1,397,120,450 (Total), 1,944,900 (Daily) Taylor Swift. Midnights. October 21, 2022. Accolades. Won iHeartRadio's Pop Album Of The Year in 2023; Nominated for Grammy Awards for Album Of The Year and Best Pop Vocal Album for 2024; Won Guinness World Records for Most Streamed Album on Spotify in 24 Hours, Most First-Day Streams of an Album on Spotify, Most First-Day Streams of an Album on Spotify (Female), Most Streamed Album by a Female Artist in One Week (USA), Fastest-Selling Vinyl Album (USA), and Most Streamed Album on Amazon Music in 24 Hours in 2022.
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    • "Look What You Made Me Do" (Reputation, 2017) Why It’s Era-Defining: Sure, “Look What You Made Me Do” is polarizing — there’s a reason it’s No. 100 on this list — but you can bet every fan who calls themself a Swiftie remembers where they were when the music video for the Reputation lead single dropped.
    • "Forever and Always" (Fearless, 2008) Why It’s Era-Defining: The scathing ode to teenage heartbreak came amid Swift’s string of famous heartthrob boyfriends, whom she’d later write songs about.
    • "Dress" (Reputation, 2017) Why It’s Era-Defining: As confrontational as Reputation was in spots, the album’s real jaw-dropping moment came with “Dress,” the most explicitly seductive song to appear on a Taylor Swift LP to date.
    • "Haunted" (Speak Now, 2010) Why It’s Era-Defining: “Haunted” is one of Swift’s deep cuts that’s most fiercely loved by longtime fans. Mysterious and whimsical, it captures a darker strain of the magical themes the country-pop star perhaps unintentionally infused in the Speak Now era — and just as delightfully, it summarizes Bella Swan’s POV in New Moon of the Twilight saga with perfect accuracy.
    • Tim McGraw. This introductory, career-establishing single certainly counts as a simple pleasure now, against all the more sophisticated writing she’s done since.
    • You're on Your Own, Kid. In case there was any doubt that it’s unresolved childhood loneliness and rejection that make the greatest breeding ground for uber-driven superstars, Swift clears it all up for us by effectively conceding as much in this childhood origin story for her ambition and independence.
    • Enchanted. Swift takes a backstage introduction to an indie-pop dude she had a crush on and turns it into something that feels like an epic moment at a royal ball.
    • Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince. Swift has been surprisingly unafraid to boldly speak out about political matters in recent years, after being criticized for staying quiet in her early career.
  4. Apr 16, 2024 · Album: Red (Taylor’s Version) One of Taylor’s most poppy pop songs, and it’s just fun. Perfectly encapsulates the feeling of your early 20s and just trying to make it all work. Best Lyric:

  5. Apr 25, 2024 · All 274 of Taylor Swift’s Songs, Ranked. From teen country tracks to synth-pop anthems and rare covers, a comprehensive assessment of her one-of-a-kind songbook. By Rob Sheffield.

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