Taylor Swift's 'Reputation' stands out from her other albums; Know why

Reputation album was t only Taylor Swift’s comeback, but it was also an indication that Swift had gotten over, or embraced, all negative publicity she had received after Kanye West Famous scandal. Reputation is among well-received albums of 2017 and was topping charts since  first week of its release. She also earned Tour Of Year accolade for album tour. 

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In recent Netflix documentary Miss Americana, Swift also gave insight on her songwriting process as well as her personal life. re were several moments which showed Swift’s comeback. Reputation era was veryspecial for Swifties because t only did she come back, but she came back with a bang. t only did she become a hot topic, but she also gave haters a taste of ir own medicine. 

Taylor also never fails to appreciate how deeply her fans are invested in her. Often she leaves several hidden Easter eggs for m. And in this album too she’s done that. This is seen right from opening song, Look What You Made Me Do. Taylor also collaborated with artists like Future and Ed Sheeran. 

In United States, Reputation sold 1.216 million copies in its first week, making it country's best-selling album of 2017.  album immediately became a hit with fans, as well as casual listeners, loved dark and brooding me of album. This was something Taylor had never done before. 

Snapchat phone call drama led pop star being accused of being a snake – which later became a trademark. Swift knew how to turn that to her advant. ‘snake’ makes numerous appearances in music video of Look What You Made Me Do including Swift's ring in bathtub shot.

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Bass-heavy and electronic tracks like Look What You Made Me Do and Ready For It, which opened with album impressed fans. Taylor did what one expected, she went maximalist with her album. But at same time, album also has tracks like Gorgeous and Call It What You Want, which let her longtime fans connect with her music. 

•  Im Credits: Billboard.com