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TAYLOR GRAMMY MUSEUM PERFORMANCE (2026) (Patreon)

Published:
2026-09-03 05:26:55
Edited:
2026-09-03 05:28:50
Imported:
2026-09

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WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW HERE 👆

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Andrea

There’s always time for Taylor!! 👏👏👏 Ah, she missed the surprise songs on the Eras Tour just as much as we did. 🥹 This took me right back to those. Such a masterful mashup!! All the feels for sure! I was screaming watching it too! 🫶🏾

Cato

The Taylor IV drip thing is so real 🤣😭 I'm only barely sustained by reaction videos in between her releases. I'm also a new Swiftie as of a few years now so I feel like all us newbies were basically built on daily Taylor content until we ran out and didn't know what to do with ourselves lol I'm loving these interviews so much and I hope she just keeps talking as much as she wants, we love to hear it! 🥰🫶🏼 Absolutely loved your reaction to this and the interview so much! Thank you 🙃

Stevie Penelope

It is an absolute joy watching someone get the the stage of their Swity-dom where they are like "just LISTEN. TO. THAT. LYRIC!!" And seeing them become emphatic about just how much Taylor's lyrics really mean. I had a huge smile on my face this whole reaction. Loved it SO much!

Mari Castro

yay! i was waiting for this reaction!

Madeline Jensen

You were talking about the nostalgia of each song, and how you can only imagine what it's like for those of us who grew up with her, and how it's like a chronological journey through our whole lives. For me, this is very true. I was born in 2001, and her first album was released in 2006, so I would have been about 4 or 5 years old at the time. Her music has been in my life for as long as I can remember. For me, it was at times a hit or miss for certain songs because of what was popular with the people I was hanging out with or what was going on in my life at the time. But I have always respected Taylor for who she is and how she does what she does. My sister, however, is a huge fan of Taylor Swift. She was born in 2004, so she would have been about 2 years old when the first album was released. She has liked her through every era, no matter whether it was popular to like Taylor or not.

Lauren (Taylor’s Version)

I’ve been watching since you first started reacting to Taylor and it’s been SUCH a joy watching you go from “I’m just not really a fan” to “LISTEN! Listen to that LYRIC” and “I need an IV drip of Taylor” it’s one of my favorite things watching people find out the absolute genius of Taylor!!! Can’t wait to watch the interview next!

Jeff

I don't know if you ever react to reactions, but Brigid Kaelin did a great musician's breakdown of this medley https://youtu.be/9htBpupLxkI

Kevin Rubio

Well that was just delightful, Audrey. I'm a fan of Taylor's work. She's godmother to my friends kids, but what I really want to know is what's the recipe for your nutmeg latte?!

Helen W

Back from my travels JUST IN TIME!!!! Loved, loved LOVED your reaction. It's getting so that I KNEW what would make your toes curl. So glad you enjoyed this mini-masterpiece ALMOST as much as Taylor enjoyed unleashing it. Yes, "Look what you made me do" - you're a Swiftie. Looking forward to the breakdown. There are so many nuances to this song, but the nostalgia, reflection and certainty/self-confidence are so deep. It echoes her career/journey and where she is now. She has always been so passionate about music. I choose that word vs. "driven" which can seem single-minded and cold. You'll see a couple of moments during the interview where she basically says, I chose this - it chose me. As long as I can make music, bring whatever comes - good, bad, mocking, joy, insanity, loneliness - it's worth it because making music IS me. How lucky we are to be alive to witness this.