Taylor Swift has put the past behind her and is asking her fans to do precisely the same. The American singer-songwriter is ready for the re-release of her third studio album, “Speak Now,” now in (Taylor’s Version), and she wants her ‘swifties’ to keep cyberbullying against her ex, John Mayer, away; recognized for being the inspiration behind the discography.
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Last Saturday night, June 24, during her show in Minneapolis belonging to her international tour, The Eras Tour, Swift noted that we are just a few days away from the launch of Speak Now (Taylor’s Version), the re-release of the singer’s third studio album, joining the re-releases of “Fearless (Taylor’s Version)” and “Red (Taylor’s Version)”.
The fact is that, during her show, the 33-year-old singer-songwriter celebrated that milestone with a rare live performance of “Dear John,” one of the songs belonging to “Speak Now”.
It might seem like the most normal thing in the world to you, since Swift chooses a surprise song for each of her shows on The Eras Tour; but This song has a lot of history. and it is that before the moment, Taylor had not performed the song live in over a decade.
While Taylor usually doesn’t officially confirm who her songs are about, among the ‘swifties’ it is accepted as fact that “Dear John” was inspired by John Mayer, whom Taylor briefly dated in 2009, when she was 19 years old. Even John Mayer is certain the song is about him, and according to his public comments in 2012, he said he was “really humbled” about the dedication.
Of course, the feelings of ‘swifties’ towards John tend to be hateful. For this reason, Taylor chose to give a curious speech before interpreting “Dear John”, in which She directly asked her fans to refrain from cyberbullying anyone her fans believe she wrote a song about when she was 19 (ie John Mayer).
“I get on stage every night on this tour and watch the most beautiful things happen,” he said after explaining the importance of “Speak Now.” “I watch you make friends with each other. I watch you give each other friendship bracelets. It’s the most amazing thing to see. So, I was hoping to ask that as we get closer to the release of this album, I would love to see that kindness and gentleness extend to our internet activities.”
After a brief detour to reiterate the real point behind her entire “Taylor’s Version” re-recording project (which is owning her music), Swift asserted: “I’m 33 years old. happened when I was 19, except for the songs I wrote and the memories we made together,” he explained. “So what I’m trying to say is that I’m not putting this album out so they feel the need to defend me on the internet against someone”, implicitly making it clear that it is John Mayer.
2023-06-26 21:56:18
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