I think these three Taylor Swift choruses fit the Holy Trinity title
We’ve witnessed how incredible Taylor Swift is in creating songs with ear-candy choruses throughout the years. As many would say, she is the embodiment of the music industry!
Miss Americana made us, Swifties, glued to her choruses. May it be that we love its production, its topline, or the drama behind it, her songs never miss. Let me share with you the trifecta of TSwift’s best choruses of all time yet:
I think these three Taylor Swift choruses fit the Holy Trinity title
Style
Ever felt the need to walk a make-believe runway every time the chorus of Style hits? The whole song is a bop. The first few beats from the start encapsulate TSwift’s pop perfection! The electric guitar enunciates the upbeat melody as the song progresses.
What gives it a strutting energy is the unapologetic utilization of various sonic elements that flows all throughout its construction. A jump of the genre done this exemplary really is a gift to all of us. Everything about it just screams number one.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Hopefully, she releases Style (Taylor’s Version) of this soon.
Enchanted
A top-tier non-single track! Enchanted is the epitome of Miss Blondie’s impeccable songwriting skills. Speak Now stans, a yay for us! After a well-produced minimal riser, Enchanted’s chorus brings listeners to a mystical and dreamy state.
A route Taylor Swift led us this past decade in the entirety of her musical direction. It feels like running in cliché high school prom hallways right after professing you like somebody. Loving and direct. The string-heavy song both electrifying yet pristine sounding.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Hopefully, she releases Enchanted (Taylor’s Version) of this soon.
Cardigan
Folklore caught us by surprise in the most artistic way as Taylor Swift’s image blooms anew. Cardigan is her genius. Nothing compares to the single’s heartfelt melody in the chorus.
A cohesive world-building vision with the promising pop-indie folk sound. Cardigan truly knows how to carry the third-party love story narrative. She describes the motif of the record in Folklore: The Long Pond Sessions,
I think it has a double meaning…where you are updating a former lover on what your life is like now. And trying to be positive about it.
Taylor Swift’s discography is intricately amazing. Right now, all we have is the figment of vault tracks she knows that we, as fans, will appreciate. Cross-fingers for Speak Now Taylor’s Version. Some honorable mentions are New Romantics, Anti-Hero, I Think He Knows, Ivy, Tim McGraw, and Getaway Car. Yah or nah? Share with us that list of choruses you think would make the cut for the holy trinity!
