Ah, I don’t know… I guess Taylor Swift is looking good, matured into 30’s, better than ever for sure. Not sure if there was any plastic surgery over the years, but no doubt she looks good, and better than ever. Not that she was bad looking, just immature. IMO. She definitely looks better than ever in her latest tik tok.

I just don’t like her music tbh. That’s my opinion, we all have our own tastes, I’m old school rock n roll. Real instruments, no electronic, acoustic drums, electric guitars, possibly some synths, a rock n roll band. I haven’t ever strayed to far from that taste. I won’t even cut down certain genres of rock but I prefer old school almost punkish style. Not quite but yeah. Like old KISS for example. I’m on a kiss kick. You could go on YouTube and watch the hate someone ne like Paul Stanley gets just playing a Les Paul plugged straight into a Fender amp and rocking out some KISS tunes solo on guitar. It’s not precise, he’s making glitches, no perfect, but that’s the thing, it’s organic. Some dude who plays seriously effected detuned tight metal guitar, calling him on it in the video. He doesn’t realize that’s what rock n roll is. I prefer that approach personally. Punk Rockish. Organic. You know it isn’t a machine playing it. That’s my taste and truth be told, her music never really did it for me. Way back when. A long time ago, I would literally hear her on the radio in the late 2007, ona cold winter night, out of town, working, driving, alone, and I would listen to it and think “yeah, nice you lady…” Thinking to myself how tolerant I had become for anything other than heavy modern rock like the 80’s and 90’s. Now I wasn’t so passionate about music as I was. I was “average” again. It wasn’t important to me. I had bigger worries in life. So I could listen to it and contemplate where in the hell are we going now? After “grunge” it kind of stayed in one place and faded away with no thing coming in to take it’s place and in my opinion today’s rock, any of it you hear on the modern rock stations, is still sort of in that 90’s formula of rock, no matter what it is. Most are not trying to be like 1980’s LA Sunset Strip metal rock. I’m not working pop music but even fringe alterantive rock is also carrying some formula started in the 1990’s.