Study Reveals Most Popular Taylor Swift Eras by State

The Taylor Swift era that reigns supreme in each state across the United States has been revealed in a new study by Shane Co. Using Google Trends Search data dating back to 2006, the analysis uncovered which of Swift’s 10 albums is the most popular in each region.

Surprisingly, Swift’s third album, “Speak Now,” emerged as the frontrunner, capturing the hearts of fans in 14 U.S. states. On the flip side, her latest album, “Midnights,” failed to make an impact, with zero states claiming it as their favorite.

Interestingly, her debut album, “Taylor Swift,” and her ninth album, “Evermore,” only resonated with one state each. Utah stood out as the sole state to embrace “Evermore,” while North Dakota showed love for “Taylor Swift.”

The map of Taylor Swift eras across the U.S. is a colorful tapestry, with each state declaring its allegiance to a particular album. From “Reputation” in Alabama to “Lover” in Hawaii, and “1989” in New York, the diversity of preferences is evident.

Whether it’s the nostalgia of “Fearless” in Connecticut or the allure of “Red” in Delaware, Swifties across the nation have made their voices heard. The study showcases the enduring popularity of Taylor Swift and the timeless appeal of her music, transcending geographical boundaries.

As fans continue to celebrate their favorite eras, the legacy of Taylor Swift remains as strong as ever, uniting listeners from coast to coast in a shared love for her music.