Taylor Swift simply dealt with reaction which originated from lyrics the artist sang in among her tracks coming from the album, The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology.
The 34-year-old vocalist’s track, I Hate It Hereincludes Swift singing about how she and her pals are not pleased with living in the present times.
“My good friends utilized to play a video game where/ We would choose a years/ We wanted we might reside in rather of this/ I ‘d state the 1830s however without all the racists/ And getting wed off for the greatest quote,” the 14-time Grammy winning songstress sang.
Soon after listening to the tune, fans rapidly required to their X (previously Twitter) accounts to call out the reality that slavery was still legislated in America back in the 1830s.
“There is no chance Taylor Swift stated she wishes to reside in an age where Chattel Slavery was the unwritten law and state ‘however without the racists.’ Like it was some casual microaggressions or something. Is this what we’re doing??” a fan composed.
While another tweeted, “quite impressive to state that she wishes to reside in the 1830s, ‘other than without the racists,’ and not discuss slavery, so slavery still exists however everybody’s chill about it.”
Taylor Swift launched her album, The Tortured Poets Department on April 19, 2024 and launched its surprise 2nd part, The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology as her “2am surprise” to fans.