Lana Del Dufrene

Okay I know I just ranked it but here’s my (hopefully) final ranking of TTPD. Fresh Out The Slammer So Long, London But Daddy I Love Him The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived Guilty As Sin Down Bad The Prophecy Who's Afraid Of Little Old Me? Fortnight My Only Breaks His Favourite Toys I Can Do It With A Broken Heart The Tortured Poets Department The Alchemy Florida!!! I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can) Loml Clara Bow

Where’s Fresh Out The Slammer????? It’s like one of her best from this album.

Not Slime- lol

Groupie Love and while not her song… Snow On The Beach

Ok but picture this, the prophecy but with willow (eras tour) esque drum

Brooklyn Embryo @Brooklyn Fetus

What about you're on your own, kid?

Reputation Speak Now 1989 The Tortured Poets Department Midnights Folklore / Evermore Fearless Red Lover Self-Titled The Anthology

It’s real. I remember hearing a snippet of it back in either 2020 or 2021 edit- also at the time of the leak (late February early March 2023) ai wasn’t as good as it is now.

To cut from the album?

The Black Outfit >

Yes. And Wild One (Country Western Rework)

Compared to the original it’s bad yea… Also listen to this, it makes getaway car much better, I actually fixed the intro for this mix someone made as well.

I saw someone say 1989 is cursed… maybe Taylor should’ve saved 1989 tv for last lol.

Imo he’s good at what he does best, country.

To be fair, there’s 5 Jack tracks on it compared to 1989 which had 3… and one of them is getaway car. edit- also who knows what’s in the vault

If y'all want more i’ll do more

Nobody asked by here are some Taylor Swift hot takes regarding her music… Hot Taylor Swift Music Takes 1. Girl At Home (Taylor's Version) is bad as it replaces the original version (you know what I mean). Now, if she released it as a remix tho it would slay… sorta. 2. While Self-Titled (Taylor's Version) will definitely improve vocally, I don’t see it improving production wise… 3. Reputation (Taylor's Version) won’t be as bad as 1989 (Taylor's Version). 4. The Tortured Poets Department > The Anthology