Keşfet ile ziyaret ettiğin tüm kategorileri tek akışta gör!
Test
Gündem
Magazin
Video
Taylor Swift Unveils Heartbreak Playlists on Apple Music Ahead of Album Release
As anticipation builds for Taylor Swift's upcoming album 'The Tortured Poets Department,' the pop icon takes control of her narrative by curating exclusive playlists on Apple Music. Delving into the five stages of heartbreak, Swift offers listeners a cathartic journey through denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance, accompanied by insightful commentary on each playlist.
Denial: "I Love You, It’s Ruining My Life Songs" Playlist
In this playlist, Swift explores the allure of denial with tracks like 'Lavender Haze' and 'Style (Taylor’s Version).' Reflecting on the tendency to overlook red flags in pursuit of an idealized love, Swift invites listeners to embrace the complexities of denial and delusion, acknowledging that perceptions may vary.
Anger: "You Don’t Get to Tell Me About Sad Songs" Playlist
Swift confronts anger head-on in this playlist, featuring anthems like 'Bad Blood (Taylor's Version)' and 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together (Taylor’s Version).' Drawing from personal experiences, Swift emphasizes the therapeutic power of songwriting as a means of processing and channeling anger constructively.
Bargaining: "Am I Allowed to Cry? Songs" Playlist
Exploring the nuances of bargaining, Swift presents tracks such as 'Soon You'll Get Better' and 'This Is Me Trying.' Delving into the complexities of negotiation and self-reflection, Swift highlights the desperation and hope intertwined in the bargaining process, offering listeners a glimpse into her emotional journey.
Depression: "Old Habits Die Screaming Songs" Playlist
Navigating the depths of depression, Swift curates a collection of songs like 'Champagne Problems' and 'Forever Winter (Taylor's Version).' Through introspective lyrics and haunting melodies, Swift explores the melancholy and introspection that permeate her music, inviting listeners to confront their own struggles with vulnerability and authenticity.
Send Comment