FAQ

Basics about SwiftLovers:

  1. What is SwiftLovers?
    • SwiftLovers is a dedicated fan page created to celebrate and explore the artistry of Taylor Swift. We provide in-depth lyric analysis, album reviews, fan stories, and unique insights about Taylor that you might not find elsewhere.
  2. Who are the founders of SwiftLovers?
    • SwiftLovers was founded by three college friends: Jackie, Gabby, and Allison. Their shared love for Taylor Swift’s music brought them together and inspired the creation of this platform.
  3. Can I contribute to SwiftLovers?
    • Absolutely! We welcome contributions from fellow Swifties. Please visit our “Contact” page to submit your insights, stories, or artwork.
  4. Is SwiftLovers affiliated with Taylor Swift or her management?
    • No, SwiftLovers is an independent fan page and is not officially affiliated with Taylor Swift or her management team.

Lesser-Known Facts about Taylor Swift:

  1. Is it true that Taylor Swift grew up on a Christmas tree farm?
    • Yes, Taylor Swift grew up on a Christmas tree farm in Reading, Pennsylvania. This unique upbringing has often been referenced in her music and interviews.
  2. Which number is considered Taylor’s favorite?
    • Taylor has often mentioned that 13 is her favorite number. She considers it her lucky number and has been known to draw a ’13’ on her hand during performances.
  3. How did Taylor get started in the music industry?
    • Taylor Swift began her journey in the music industry at a young age. At 14, she became the youngest signing in the history of the Sony/ATV Music publishing house. Soon after, she signed with Big Machine Records and scored her first Top 40 hit with “Tim McGraw.”
  4. Does Taylor write all of her songs?
    • Taylor is renowned for her songwriting skills and has penned or co-penned every song in her discography. She’s known for writing personal, autobiographical songs, and has even written under pseudonyms, like Nils Sjöberg.
  5. Has Taylor acted in movies?
    • Yes, apart from her illustrious music career, Taylor has dabbled in acting. She’s had roles in movies like “Valentine’s Day” and has lent her voice to animated films such as “The Lorax.”
  6. What’s the story behind the song “The Lucky One”?
  • “The Lucky One” is speculated to be about Joni Mitchell, a singer-songwriter who decided to step away from the limelight. Taylor often draws inspiration from other artists and their stories, and this song is an exploration of the price of fame.

We’ve got a few more fun facts about Taylor below.

Call yourself a true super fan?

Did you know the following?

  1. Young Songwriter: Taylor wrote her first song, “Lucky You,” when she was just 12 years old with the help of a computer repairman named Ronnie Cremer, who taught her to play three chords on a guitar.
  2. Computer Repair Connection: The aforementioned Ronnie Cremer discovered Taylor’s interest in music when he was at her house to help with the family’s computer. He later introduced her to songwriting and guitar playing.
  3. Name Inspiration: Taylor Swift was named after James Taylor, the iconic singer-songwriter. Her mother believed that a gender-neutral name would help her succeed in business or politics if she chose either as a career.
  4. Rejected Deal: Before her big break, Taylor was offered a record deal with RCA Records, but she turned it down because they wanted to keep her on a development deal, not allowing her to release an album immediately.
  5. Cover Girl: Taylor’s first appearance in a major magazine was a “Rising Star” feature in Nashville Scene when she was just 15 years old.
  6. Unique Award: In 2015, Taylor became the youngest recipient ever of the Grammy Hall of Fame’s Milestone Award. Notably, she received it from her mother, Andrea, in a touching moment.
  7. Horse Lover: Before pursuing music, one of Taylor’s earliest passions was horseback riding. She even competed in horse races as a child.
  8. Hidden Messages: In the liner notes of her early albums, Taylor capitalized certain letters in the lyrics to spell out hidden messages or provide clues about whom the songs might be about.
  9. Supporting Education: In 2013, Taylor donated $4 million to the Country Music Hall of Fame to fund the Taylor Swift Education Center, supporting the museum’s education programs and initiatives.