Video on Tiktok sayin that Taylor Swift has ZERO appeal to the black communty unlike Britney before her.

[RBFLOVESBRITNEY]

There is so much wrong with this. I wish people would just listen without prejudice. 

Also if Taylor used black influences in her music they would tell her to stay in her lane and that is she culturally appropriating things. So theres that. 
 

I honestly hate when other black people say or do things like this. It’s divisive. 

[Wendy Williams]

1 hour ago, Richie said:

Olivia is sort of a Taylor clone, she even cited her as her biggest inspiration and when she became too successful taylor stoped mentioning her ever again and even took Sabrina Carpenter on tour with her, she's so petty 

I-

 

Tell us more about Olivia.

[Wendy Williams]

1 hour ago, PlatinumB said:

Giggling at your username Hmmmm I really don't see those. Maybe I have selective vision.  

For me is the most memorable comment about Jamie something like "Idk what have to say....feel better?" I was like

[PlatinumB]

2 hours ago, Richie said:

this is exactly the point. Taylor is like Britney if britney never released her 3rd album and instead of it she kept making music like Baby and Oops forever. She would've never alienated her white american mom-daughters fanbase, but we wouldn't have Slave, Toxic, or Blackout at all if she hadn't switched. They took different choices in their careers and Taylor's honestly worked because she has a smart team behind her and she did it on a time where calling a woman something misogynistic on social media is cancel reason contrary to britney's time where it was cool or fun to call her the worst things. 

But Taylor has the s** appeal of a uncooked chicken fillet. Let's be real. She's a beauty but ****? Hmmm i'm gonna have to say no. Britney on the other hand is the full package so of course she would develop into Slave, Toxic and Blackout. Can you imagine Taylor doing this... 

vs.

I didn't think so... 

 

7 hours ago, PlatinumB said:

Agree with what you are saying. Although the ironic thing is Black culture is what birthed country music in the US. So Taylor technically does draw influence from Black culture. 

In reality, just like most popular music genres, country music in the U.S. began with Black People. More specifically, the story of country begins with the banjo. The modern-day banjo is a descendant of a West African instrument, made from gourds, called the Akonting.

A Dive into the Black History of Country Music: Giving Credit Where it’s Due — The Skidmore News

SKIDMORENEWS.COM

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If you picture a stereotypical country music band, you might call to mind a crew of musicians playing the banjo, a mandolin, the fiddle—maybe the harmonica, perhaps a pedal steel guitar—and...

But country music has evolved and changed over the years. Still very interesting though.

@Miguelblackpink You hit the laugh reaction. What's so funny?

Edited February 2 by PlatinumB

[robert26101]

I say this all the time. Taylor is a basic white woman that appeals to basic whites and the basic gays period!!!

[Sonyeri]

Nothing but the truth 

[bbbsss]

I’m in no way a fan of Taylor and indeed find her to be very bland, however since when is it a must that an artist has to appeal to a black audience? And why does everything has to do with race?

As someone said before, if she would start making r’n’b music suddenly, she would probably be accused of cultural appropriation and stealing from black artists. This video is stupid and shouldn’t exist. 

 

Edited February 2 by bbbsss

[BraveBritney]

17 hours ago, KrisJ said:

Taylor Swift is basic, safe, vanilla, bland, white bread and appeals to the like - hence her popularity. She has zero substance and spark but gets by and does well as she appeals to the basic masses. She’s the McDonalds of music. 

This is better than her song lyrics to be perfectly real. 

[Agyness]

9 hours ago, LickMyCrack said:

Britney was only popular for 3 years. 

9 hours ago, PlatinumB said:

Lick My Crack you are hilarious. 'Only popular for 3 years'?! 

 

AHAHAH i laughed so hard 

Edited February 2 by Agyness