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Change

"Change" is a song Taylor Swift wrote about her growth and her determination to face adversity. In the 2008 Beijing Olympics, it was officially selected as a cheer song to inspire the U.S. team. Its encouraging lyrics and powerful melody have given many listeners dreams and hope, and it also helped bring Taylor international attention.

Brendon Urie

In “ME!”, Taylor Swift welcomes Brendon Urie, the vocalist of Panic! at the Disco, as a guest and sings together with him. It’s said that the collaboration came about because she wanted to deliver a bright, positive song as the lead single from her album Lover.

Blank Space

Taylor Swift's 'Blank Space' music video features numerous striking scenes of her living boldly and true to herself. The MV sparked conversation with its glamorous aesthetic and humorous portrayals, offering a chance to enjoy her versatile expressiveness.

T-Party

The special post-concert gatherings Taylor Swift held for fans used to be called the “T-Party.” Selected fans were invited backstage, where they could meet and interact with her—a dream-like time known for allowing autographs and photos. It later continued in different forms, such as “Club Red” and “Loft ’89,” becoming an unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime experience for fans.

Perfume

Taylor Swift partnered with Elizabeth Arden to produce several fragrances. She paid special attention to the bottles and packaging, expressing the world of her music through scent. The perfumes are crafted with a wide range of notes—including vanilla, amber, freesia, and the aromas of peach and raspberry—and are loved by many fans.

Zepp Tokyo

Taylor Swift’s first live performance in Japan was at the live music venue Zepp Tokyo in Odaiba, Tokyo. Her debut Japan show was held on February 18, 2009, featuring an acoustic set and interactions with fans that became a hot topic. It was a relatively small-capacity venue, creating a cozy, intimate atmosphere with the audience—something hard to imagine now that she’s become a global superstar.

Allison

Taylor Swift has never publicly spoken about the origin of her middle name, but in the United States it is common to use a family surname, a grandparent’s name, or the name of a respected relative as a middle name. The name Alison may also likely come from someone in her family.