Hey sounds like a cold pod. My name's Audrey calling from New York City and I'm definitely a swiftie and I think one

culty aspect of the fandom that has felt different in the past two or so years is the fan

obsession with the Easter eggs.

It used to be that people kept an eye out for like

her nail polish colors or the capitalized letters

in an album's lyrics pamphlet

just to see who a song might be about

or what the vibe of the next album might be.

But now it feels like people are obsessed with dissecting everything she does, down to like

the name and release year of a piece of clothing she wears or the number of

vowels in one of her tweets and just enough of the conclusions people draw end up

having merit to keep people looking for clues in increasingly more places so it's just taking up more

and more of these people's time and it's super hilty. Hi my name is Avery I'm from

Denver Colorado I think the way that the Taylor Swift cult has changed since eras as I think people are really

realizing and feeling nostalgic about how Taylor Swift and her music has been present through

their entire lives. I went through elementary school, middle school, high school, college, and now even post-grad with Taylor

Swift. She's had new music through every phase of my life, so she feels like a fixture.

Hello, I'm Helen from Brooklyn and I think the cultiest aspect of a post-era's tour

Taylor Swift is definitely the outfits.

Just say nothing of the willow cloaks and I mean anytime there's a cloak involved you know it's pretty

guilty but the fact that this woman had us all dressing up not just for her concert but

just as excited to dress up for a movie theater experience is unheard of in my opinion.

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