Q&A for How to Be a Fan of Taylor Swift

Yes, you can absolutely enjoy Taylor Swift's music and express your fandom by dressing up like her and singing along.

Engaging in activities related to Taylor Swift doesn't automatically make you a Swiftie; genuine appreciation for her music is what defines a true fan.

You can find the meanings of acronyms used by Taylor Swift fans through the Swiftie community or by searching on Google. For instance, MAATHP stands for "Miss Americana And The Heartbreak Prince," and LWYMMD means "Look What You Made Me Do."

Of course! It doesn't matter if you don't know all her songs, the most important thing is to enjoy her music, even if you don't know it all.

Taylor Swift’s father’s name is Scott Kingsley Swift.

Listen to the songs a few times while looking at the lyrics, then gradually rely on the printed lyrics less and less and you should find that you will remember them!

Look at photos and try to dress up like her using stuff in your closet or go shopping!

Many of Taylor's songs fly under the radar compared to hits like "Cruel Summer" or "Love Story." To discover these hidden gems, try shuffling her albums instead of sticking to popular playlists. Some underrated tracks include "I Think He Knows," "Exile," "Fresh Out the Slammer," "London Boy," and "Cornelia Street."

You do not need to attend a concert to be considered a Swiftie.

Some fans prefer Taylor Swift over Kanye West due to key differences in their public conduct and interactions. For example, the widely-known 2009 VMA incident, where Kanye West interrupted Taylor Swift's acceptance speech, is often seen as a moment that highlighted Taylor's grace and resilience in challenging situations, qualities many find admirable.