Taylor Swift admitted that this “1989” song was an updated version of an old hits

Taylor Swifts 2014 album 1989 marked their cross from country music to pop. She presented a more mature version of herself on the album. Nevertheless, she said she recycled some of the topics from old albums. She said a song of 1989 The topics of A checked Speak Now Song, but with an updated perspective.

Taylor Swift said she visited the old topic in “1989” again.

With “Shake it off” the leadership single from 1989Swift sang about her critics. She said she did something similar in a previous song. She had dealt with critics for years, so she expressed her feelings for her through song. Swift noticed how she wrote how she changed a lot in the age of hatred.

“With the song” Shake it off “I really wanted to take the story back and have more sense of humor for people who somehow get under my skin – and don't let them go under the skin,” she told NPR. “There is a song that I wrote a few years ago with the title” Mean “in which I spoke to the same problem, but I addressed it very differently.”

She said “Shake it off” showed the way she matured. She no longer lets her critics disturb her so much.

“[In ‘Mean’] I said, “Why do you have to be so mean?” From a kind of victim perspective, how we all get closer to bullying or gossip when it happens to us for the first time, ”she said. I think it is important to be aware of what people say about them, but even more is very aware of who they are, and that is the main priority.”

This is a topic that Swift has revised in several songs.