melissa y

I just finished listening to the entire album and I loved it. this album is so much more vulnerable than her other ones and you can tell she's pouring her emotions into every song. this album is different then her other ones because its all acoustic and it goes with the sad vibe. a lot of the songs were emotional and I did tear up on a lot of them, if you listen to the lyrics you can tell they are beautifully written and there are so many hidden messages hidden behind them and the hidden references. not all of her songs were sad, some songs were actually angry, like mad woman for example, her voice sounds soothing in the song but if you can hear the mad undertone because she's been wronged so many times in her career and her being provoked to do the things she did and when ever she try's to speak out about it the public immediately shuts her down. another different song in my opinion is my tears ricochet because even thought the tone of the song is kind of sad the lyrics are talking about how even though people keep trying to bring her down she now knows her self worth and she knows that she is not what those people say she is, the song kind of reminds me of daylight and the saying, step into the daylight and let it go. overall this album was incredible and I loved it so much, the colour schemes for each song in the lyric videos were so cleverly thought out and it matched each song perfectly, the album was kind of in a sense vintage and in most of her lyric videos the font was type writer which made it seem very old school which I think was the theme of the album. this album definitely wasn't like any of her other albums but it has this different kind of tone to the album where I think its what this fandom needed, it shows that taylor is still the girl who loves writing music and putting all her emotion in the lyrics and into her music. she's showing everyone that she hasn't changed a lot, her voice matured and she became an amazing artist but she's showing that deep down she's still that 13 year old girl who fell in love with music. taylors done so much throughout her career like switching from country to pop but I think this album was just, taylor. I think in my opinion that this album isn't what the public wanted or whoever else wanted to hear, but what taylor wanted.

Melanie isn't scared to put real world problems that aren't talked about enough into songs. She describes them so beautifully along with an amazing movie. The songs in general are fantastic, I listen to it everyday.