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Don't know her music outside a few tracks but read not too long ago an article on ticket sales (and how they're changing across cinema and music).
The read featured her and mentions her reputation for being one of the hardest workers in the industry, never not giving 100 on stage for her fans tour after tour – full set lists in overtime, pushes through cold and rain, is decent to stagehands, practises hard et cetera. All this plus being easy on the eyes can only contribute to a pop culture aura, I have to think.
Vox-wise she's standard fare – but that's only part of the equation in pop stardom. Folk music, IMO, has long had the better singers, songwriters, and musicians – like Jewel, who does all three while also leaning pop. Anyway, I think Swift having a blue-collar work ethic and not going full diva is commendable; she makes for a better role model to girls nowadays than whatever other oddities recent times have produced.
The read featured her and mentions her reputation for being one of the hardest workers in the industry, never not giving 100 on stage for her fans tour after tour – full set lists in overtime, pushes through cold and rain, is decent to stagehands, practises hard et cetera. All this plus being easy on the eyes can only contribute to a pop culture aura, I have to think.
Vox-wise she's standard fare – but that's only part of the equation in pop stardom. Folk music, IMO, has long had the better singers, songwriters, and musicians – like Jewel, who does all three while also leaning pop. Anyway, I think Swift having a blue-collar work ethic and not going full diva is commendable; she makes for a better role model to girls nowadays than whatever other oddities recent times have produced.