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Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?

 
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
She’s not really all that talented imo.
She’s got tits and ass, that’s what she’s got going for her imo
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She definitely has those, and a pretty cunt too.

I'd be very sad if she died and I'd miss her a lot.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
i guess for the normies.

i've never been able to listen one of her songs for more than twenty seconds

and the sad thing is she's probably better than most of the tripe out there.
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Nobody cares about her songs. Just her body.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
No! Not Tay Tay!
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damned
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
No -- it wouldn't change anything. They'd just blame Kanye West.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
ya no more shitty music
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
For me and the world in general no. For her fans absolutely.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
In 2 hundred years the Beatles and Elvis will still be in the textbooks but will dim as time moves on.
 Quoting: Music muse


The Beatles, Elvis, and the young Frank Sinatra will still be in textbooks as social phenomenons that produced wild hysteria among fans in their public performances.

Musically? They might have a better chance of being remembered by non-historians than Niccolo Paganini or Jenny Lind simply because we have recordings of their performances. But it depends on how, and to what extent, tastes in music change in years to come.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
HAS ADAMS APPLE!!!


DUDE!

EVEN SHOWS IT! AT 1:46!

YA EITHER SEES IT, OR YOU, DONT.


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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
Who would you consider one of the biggest celebrities with the most world influence? Only a handful of people and I can't think of any with a more powerful voice right now than Taylor Swift.

Who would it take? How many? It's someone everyday, but who is the world enamored with enough to become enraged if they "died suddenly"?
 Quoting: Feathery


That might be the catalyst, she's a pop star.

I'd like to say Garth Brooks up there having a "suddenly"

moment would change things, but that would be a losing bet.

I'd still like to see him up there...
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
In 2 hundred years the Beatles and Elvis will still be in the textbooks but will dim as time moves on.
 Quoting: Music muse


The Beatles, Elvis, and the young Frank Sinatra will still be in textbooks as social phenomenons that produced wild hysteria among fans in their public performances.

Musically? They might have a better chance of being remembered by non-historians than Niccolo Paganini or Jenny Lind simply because we have recordings of their performances. But it depends on how, and to what extent, tastes in music change in years to come.
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No they won't.

Name some early 19th century, 1800s, composers and their famous compositions off the top of your head. Keep in mind that's from an era when there was much less competition so that should make it easier for you.
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They are the influencers and message bearers, the elite they get a pass. Most of the at least for now
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
I'm sorry, if who died on what stage ?

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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
In 2 hundred years the Beatles and Elvis will still be in the textbooks but will dim as time moves on.
 Quoting: Music muse


The Beatles, Elvis, and the young Frank Sinatra will still be in textbooks as social phenomenons that produced wild hysteria among fans in their public performances.

Musically? They might have a better chance of being remembered by non-historians than Niccolo Paganini or Jenny Lind simply because we have recordings of their performances. But it depends on how, and to what extent, tastes in music change in years to come.
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No they won't.

Name some early 19th century, 1800s, composers and their famous compositions off the top of your head. Keep in mind that's from an era when there was much less competition so that should make it easier for you.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78761342


Off the top of my head? Stephen Foster. Camptown Races, Swanee River, I Dream of Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair.

Fanny Crosby. She wrote a substantial portion of what appears in most hymn books today.

Both wrote their songs in the mid to late 1800s. Both wrote music that had broad, popular appeal. They both wrote for common audiences.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
How would we know if she did?
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
Why does this Skank keep appearing on GLP?

For Gawds Sake dude, just go rub one out, and leave here out of here please.

It might be pretty to look at, but it’s rotten Nasty inside.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
In 2 hundred years the Beatles and Elvis will still be in the textbooks but will dim as time moves on.
 Quoting: Music muse


The Beatles, Elvis, and the young Frank Sinatra will still be in textbooks as social phenomenons that produced wild hysteria among fans in their public performances.

Musically? They might have a better chance of being remembered by non-historians than Niccolo Paganini or Jenny Lind simply because we have recordings of their performances. But it depends on how, and to what extent, tastes in music change in years to come.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75402972


No they won't.

Name some early 19th century, 1800s, composers and their famous compositions off the top of your head. Keep in mind that's from an era when there was much less competition so that should make it easier for you.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78761342


Off the top of my head? Stephen Foster. Camptown Races, Swanee River, I Dream of Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair.

Fanny Crosby. She wrote a substantial portion of what appears in most hymn books today.

Both wrote their songs in the mid to late 1800s. Both wrote music that had broad, popular appeal. They both wrote for common audiences.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75402972


Not quite 200 years, but close enough for this exercise.

I'll give you credit. Well done. In all likelihood you're probably one of the very few people who could name those composers. Point being is that most individuals are generally forgotten about unless they made a profound resounding cultural impact that set the course of history. People like Elvis and Frank Sinatra, and even moreso all the Taylor Swifts of the world, will eventually be forgotten almost entirely.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
When she poops does it smell really bad like they say? Cause I hear she's disgusting on set. It follows her unwashed fingers.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
When she poops does it smell really bad like they say? Cause I hear she's disgusting on set. It follows her unwashed fingers.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
Who would you consider one of the biggest celebrities with the most world influence? Only a handful of people and I can't think of any with a more powerful voice right now than Taylor Swift.

Who would it take? How many? It's someone everyday, but who is the world enamored with enough to become enraged if they "died suddenly"?
 Quoting: Feathery


Taylor Swift. A powerful voice?
What planet do you live on?
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
I'm sorry, if who died on what stage ?

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 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80092289


Tyler Durden
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
Everyone would see her disco stik under her short skirt.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
Nobody has any good reason to give a fk if she died other than her close family if she still has any.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
If she didn't support the war dictatorship, you'd never know who she was. But she does shows for "the troops" and sucks off the war machine.

If she died onstage, they'd spin it into something else. FBI would say White Supremacy.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
I would find another star to wack off too.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
>if she died suddenly onstage

She would just get up and shake it off.
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epiclol
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
OP you made a mistake..

it's TYLER Smith. flash <-- and it has fake tits

and HE dying suddenly would not change a thing.

People will still be on line waiting for their 9th booster shot..

1dunno1
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hesright
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
She is smoking hot but probably not her voice, singing AI can make songs and even sing them so no major loss however a death spiral would be a hot topic on TMZ places like that.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
She is talented and pretty. She may stick but as far as for the next hundred years ? She will be a name that fades into the next century and disappears.
 Quoting: Music muse


In 10y she'll be touring B-program mourning hour shows or show her rancid ass on instagram like Madonna.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
Definitely.
The momentum of the climate change protests would reach a whole new level.
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Re: Taylor Swift; if she died suddenly onstage would it change anything?
I thought the video where she was in some kind of machine-like cube generating a 3-d virtual reality around her, with lightning bolts shooting from her hands was weird. Like metatron?
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