Although she is mostly known for her relationship songs, Taylor Swift has written about a wide variety of subjects: close family members, growing up, friends, the personal effects of the Vietnam War, depression, feminism, homophobia, karma, miscarriage, and many more.

Clearly, the old argument that Swift only writes about her breakups is false. The relationship songs are just her most popular hits. And if an artist was making most of their money from one specific topic, wouldn’t it normal to expect them to write more about it?

In addition to covering many song topics, Swift also creates music in a multitude of genres. Over the years, her music has transformed from country to pop to folk. Her album Reputation cannot even be defined by one genre because of its unique style and its difference from any other album. 

She has brought country music back to younger generations and changed it to be able to have more of a pop feel. Swift’s impact on country music is undeniable. 

Some people, meanwhile, say Swift is now “overexposed,” but – surprise – she already has a song about that. “Nothing New” also covers how female artists lose popularity as they age. “Lord, what will become of me once I’ve lost my novelty,” Swift writes about her presentation in the media now and what might happen in the future. 

Sexism is a common theme amongst the anti-Swift arguments. Almost every debate about her music somehow starts with her relationships and ends with her looks. 

Talking about anyone’s dating life in a negative way is inappropriate and an invalid reason to criticize someone. Furthermore, reporters have never talked about a man’s personal life and dating history as much as they have about Swift’s life, so these arguments that she is a “serial dater” are clearly prejudiced. 

Artists such as Morgan Wallen are praised for their connections to their emotions in songwriting, but Swift is degraded for it. Wallen’s discography consists of many breakup songs, while Swift only has a quarter, but nobody has ever told Wallen he writes the same song repeatedly. 

Overall, Swift writes relatable songs that help her process what she is going through in life.

She has altered the way performers put on live shows, and she has greatly influenced pop and country music. The argument that she is overexposed is invalid because of her popularity, which doesn’t seem to be dying down any time soon. 

Pop culture has seen enough of Taylor Swift and her overrated songs. 

Swift does possess a talent for songwriting, as not many people can put together words in the way that she does. But most of her songs are mediocre at best. 

Swift’s music has become predictable and repetitive, as she has used the same chord progressions repeatedly. The songs “Lavender Haze” and “I Think He Knows,” for example, sound suspiciously like one another. 

Her songs rarely include meaningful lyrics and deep subjects, and instead repeat the typical breakup story and feuds with other celebrities. Swift has a number of songs with lyrics that don’t set good examples for her audience.

In the song “Blank Space,” she talks about a toxic relationship and how she dealt with it. “I get drunk on jealousy, but you’ll come back each time you leave / Cause, darling, I’m a nightmare dressed like a daydream.” 

While it can be claimed that Swift has no control over her fans’ behavior and beliefs, all celebrities are aware that being famous means having an influence over fans. There comes a time in fame where everything a celebrity says makes an impression on their followers. 

Swift complains that people judge her for break-ups, but in reality, she is the one who writes and sings about them. And the ex-lovers usually don’t get to explain their side of the relationship drama. 

Meanwhile, other artists with at least as much talent as Swift have been ignored due to her overpromoted songs and performances. These artists deserve more recognition for their efforts, but don’t have the chance to rise to fame because of the unrealistic expectations built by Swift’s fanbase.  

Then there is the overexposure issue. People can only take so much of a celebrity for so long. With the news of Swift and NFL star Travis Kelce dating, a new audience has been introduced to Swift’s impact. 

There comes a point in many celebrities’ careers where the media is overwhelmed with their presence. Swift declared a break after the release of her album 1989, and she may need to consider it again. 

Other celebrities, like Tom Holland, Kim Kardashian, and Alec Baldwin, have taken extended breaks for reasons such as mental health and overexposure. 

Now, with Swit being on tour, re-releasing her old albums, coming out with a movie, and hanging out at NFL games, she might want to think about taking a break. It won’t be long before the internet has seen enough of her.