Taylor Swift declares 'the old Taylor is dead' in new song Look What You Made Me Do Read moreAnd Look What You Made Me Do could mark Taylor Swift’s heel turn. Since her arrival in 2006, she has been positioned as, if not pop’s biggest face, at least its upper echelons. It’s also why her next album Reputation, which comes out on 10 November, seems to represent if not a heel turn for Swift, at least a lean towards the dark side. The songs Swift is borrowing from are superior to Look What You Made Me Do, although its potential for pop catharsis is off the charts. The way she resignedly sighs the song’s final “do” seems to suggest that she’ll be playing multiple characters, at the very least – after all, a heel turn doesn’t work without there being a return to being good somewhere on the horizon.

Source: The Guardian August 25, 2017 08:37 UTC