Ranking the Worst Song on Every Taylor Swift Album
Die-hard Taylor Swift fan reveals the worst song on every album
As a dedicated Swiftie, one fan has bravely come forward to declare the worst song on every Taylor Swift album. In a candid confession, the fan expressed their love for Taylor Swift but admitted that not every song on every album is a hit.
Starting with Taylor Swift’s debut album, the fan labeled “Invisible” as the worst track due to its shrill and strained vocals. Moving on to “Fearless,” they singled out “The Best Day” for its basic lyrics. “Speak Now” didn’t escape criticism either, with “Superman” being called out for its lackluster writing.
But the real bombshell came when the fan declared “Stay Stay Stay” from the album “Red” as the worst song ever. Describing it as grating and evil, the fan shared a vivid memory of hearing it in a store and never forgiving it.
Even on the critically acclaimed album “1989,” the fan found fault with “Bad Blood,” calling it half-hearted and simply written. The trend continued with “Reputation,” where “This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things” was labeled as annoying and unimpressive.
The fan didn’t hold back when it came to the album “Lover,” declaring “ME!” as the biggest misstep of Taylor Swift’s career. Even on the beloved album “Folklore,” the fan found fault with “Epiphany,” linking it to a time they’d rather forget.
As the fan made their way through Taylor Swift’s discography, they didn’t spare the re-recorded albums either. From “Fearless (Taylor’s Version)” to “Red (Taylor’s Version),” each album had its weakest track according to the fan’s discerning ears.
In a final blow, the fan criticized the song “Vigilante Shit” from the album “Midnights,” calling it cringe-worthy and faux bad. They also expressed their dislike for “When Emma Falls In Love” from “Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)” and “Suburban Legends” from “1989 (Taylor’s Version).”
Despite their harsh critiques, the fan’s unwavering love for Taylor Swift was evident throughout their analysis. Their bold declaration of the worst song on each album sparked debate among fans, proving that even the most devoted Swifties can have differing opinions on the singer’s discography.