Taylor Swift and Her Social Influence

The Grammy-winning singer, songwriter Taylor Swift, caused a sensation in the country music scene in 2006 and became one of the most popular acts of pop music.Taylor Swift was born in Reading, Pennsylvania on December 13, 1989. At the age of 16, she was known as a country music singer. Early hits like 'Love Story' and 'You belong to me' attracted national and pop fans and brought more success to Platinum sales for her album, including the Grammy award-winning music video 'Fearless', Taylor Swift In her studio in 2014, she continued to top the list in 1989. Her albums 'Shake it off' and 'Blank Space' won the Grammy Album of the Year Award and the Best Pop Vocal Album Award.

With a guitar, a piano, and a soft harmonies, Taylor Swift gives me the same sweetness and gentleness as her music, but it can bring comfort to people. The songs written by Taylor Swift are almost all her personal experiences. In the song, she bravely and satirically satirizes those who have hurt and slandered her, telling stories of friends who robbed ice cream, and singing those friends who appeared and disappeared in her life. These have made me sincerely moved. But what I like her the most is that she doesn't change her initial heart. It is the contrast between this mature adult and the pure nature of the child, which makes her songs more touching and makes me like her.

Taylor has never escaped from all kinds of injustices. She is also a positive public figure, using her professional glory to cover the disadvantaged women and lead them to fight for rights. So when she faced all kinds of unfair treatment, she never swallowed it. In 2017, Taylor and the radio dj started a lawsuit. The dj had an invasive act against Taylor. In this sexual harassment case, Taylor won the case, but Taylor, who could have told him that he had gone bankrupt, only asked the losing party to pay compensation the one dollar. This one dollar is priceless. Taylor is going to use action to tell women around the world. When faced with sexual harassment and other excessive behavior, don't choose to reconcile privately and bravely break the silence and stand up. Taylor’s victory has demonstrated strength and justice to all other victims of the violations. This influence will encourage more people to take the initiative to present their experiences of victimization and encourage all women to bravely make their voices.

The courage and generosity she showed in social work conveyed a powerful message to the survivors: 'You are not alone.' Every weak person deserves to be heard, trusted and supported. Idols mean different things to everyone. The real idol, like a mentor, is accompanying, blooming, and shining on our way forward. Taylor is such an idol, focusing on career, being confident and generous, not afraid of public opinion interference, and bravely doing what I think is right. With the power of idols, there is endless light. This is why she is so important to me.