Compared to the music comeback MV Look what you made me do two months ago, Ready for It? Not as “hot” but still attracted over 20 million views after just one day of release. This is considered the dream number of many current A-list entertainers.
If Look what you made me do caused a stir and wasted paper in the press analyzing the “undertones” behind many metaphorical details, then Ready for It? also created public opinion thanks to criticism around sexy images that were said to be… clickbait.
The sexy image is said to intentionally attract views from Taylor
Taylor immediately posted a status line saying she felt “heartwarmed to be mentioned by everyone” and showed off a photo in the controversial outfit, along with a crying-laughing face emoji hinting at this. She had no desire to make images for the MV.
Without much context like the previous MV, this time Taylor Swift simply reminded fans that the Taylor that the media or others portray does not exist – and the death of old Taylor in Look what you made me do is Taylor of the virtual world – created from robots (as in Ready for It? ).
Taylor Swift behind the scenes of Ready for It?
The director of Ready for It? is a loyal partner of Joseph Kahn – he was the author of Taylor’s previous billion-view MVs such as Blank Space or Bad Blood .
With the latest MV, Kahn said he was inspired by and paid tribute to the anime specifically Ghost in the Shell . It is not difficult for the audience to recognize the similarities in Taylor’s appearance and the main character of Ghost in the Shell. Shell.
As well as Look what you made me do and Gorgeous, Ready for It? will be three of the songs in Taylor’s 6th album called Reputation , released November 10.
Fans are waiting for Reputation not only after three years, but because Taylor’s last album 1989 was so successful (selling more than 10 million copies), expectations for Reputation are even higher.
