August 23, 2017
It’s been three years since Taylor Swift dropped her energetic pop album, 1989. This week, she promoted her next record, Reputation, in a series of mysterious Instagram videos. A ferocious, red-eyed snake with long scary fangs greeted fans in multiple clips. Us Weekly reports that the singer’s next single, debuting Thursday, is “very different” and that she is “overhauling her image.”
The August 2016 Socionomist discussed Taylor’s swift rise to fame and what might be around the corner for the entertainer.
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