
Taylor Swift just dropped her music video for "You Need to Calm Down," and it's dripping in gay culture.
Love her or hate her, the artist has been a mainstay of the pop music sphere for nearly a decade. Her previous work revealed intimate details about her personal life, her feuds and friendships, and her romantic relationships, of course. However, in the past she has kept her political views to herself, but with the release of her seventh album, Lovers, that quiet mentality is over.
Swift's loud and proud message about gay rights is honorable if it's genuine, but some people are questioning whether or not it's performative. It doesn't help the 29-year-old's case that she has a history of playing the victim and taking attention away from the people she's trying to help.
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