Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "TAYLOR SWIFT - THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT"

Episode Date: April 12, 2024

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticNotorious Mass Effect - Segment: Taylor Swift Mania Heats Up!Notorious Mass Effect keeps you updated on the music world's hottest topics, and this segment focuses on Taylor Swift's highly anticipated album, 'The Tortured Poets Department'!Double Dose of Music News: As music fans eagerly await Billie Eilish's new album, the excitement continues to build for Taylor Swift's upcoming release, "The Tortured Poets Department," dropping just days later on April 19th.Strategic Social Return: Swift's music strategically reappeared on TikTok, a platform previously absent from her strategy. This move likely signals the official promotional push for the new album.Fan-Fueled Flame: Despite the temporary absence, Swift's dedicated fanbase kept her music alive on TikTok through creative covers and remixes, showcasing the enduring power of her artistry.Empowered Ownership: Swift's well-documented efforts to regain control of her music rights likely played a role in her strategic return to TikTok, allowing her to maximize the platform's promotional potential.Stay tuned for future segments where we'll dissect Taylor Swift's new album, analyze the impact of her return to TikTok, and explore the ever-evolving relationship between artists and music streaming platforms!Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

I mean, what is there left to say about the greatest run in music history? As Taylor Swift is the modern day Michael Jackson in so many ways analytically, but of course, performance-wise, she is putting up a case that even though she may not be able to dance like a Michael Jackson. she can still put up certain performances grandiose performances i might add that has and captivated the masses to the point where now she packaged this whole performance into a whole movie so that the errors tour movie by taylor swift has been bought out by disney plus of course and then in its first four days days, 677 million minutes has been watched, debuting at number eight on Nilsson's streaming charts.

Ladies and gentlemen, Taylor Swift is not a movie director. She basically packaged her performance, putting out and put it out and repackaged her performance to have it bought out by Disney, put it on a platform with other whole movies and TV. shows are on and outperformed all of them in a span of four days I just want to let you know the type of impact Taylor Swift is having because this is just not normal in the slightest to change vehicles when it comes to creatively and still have success we're talking about going from her actual music where that is winning Grammys and then as far as on the charts she's still impacting them to this day

going into whole venues where she walks into Arrowhead and basically ends up boosting the economy by 200%. Like it's actually crazy the amount of eyes that she brought to Kansas City

even as a how many championships have they won by that time? Like two to three? Basically after already winning all those championships Taylor Swift is still bringing added value to the overall.

overall exposure of the Kansas City Chiefs. And then with that being said, her albums, as far as the repackaging of older music, has debuted with the first week sales of $1 million plus at the very least. So I don't think I have to tell y'all, like how big Taylor Swift is. But I'm just letting y'all know that the reason why I'm even covering her once again is not just you know to talk about her extraordinary accomplishments over and over but we actually have new information as this album the tortured poets is set to release April 19th so in less than seven days Taylor Swift is going to drop and take over the whole entire music industry the only thing

that stands as a chance on being able to get in her way because nobody wants to talk about it. But Beyonce dropped a whole entire album and I don't want to be disrespectful. Because obviously we're not comparing one to the other. Basically, I'm going to bring in some other male counterparts and talk about them trying to impact the charts before Taylor Swift comes. But basically, Beyonce dropped a whole entire album that I still to this day think is, I think is my favorite album of the year. And the only track that's even getting close to number one is the one that,

uh, that's been successful in Texas Hodom at number five. As far as new material off of that album, as far as new material off of that album, there is, there is literally no other track in the top 25. And number 30,

is the second most wanted uh wanted so basically the new material off of her album the best performing one is barely in the top 30 and if it was any other women artists i think they would be getting a little bit more vitriol but because it's bianca we're going to be a little nice which is definitely okay she is granted the leeway to have that type of uh you know that type of coverage but let's not forget that when Taylor Swift drops, she's actually going to be pushing a lot of tracks even further down the list to where they may not even be in the top 50 at all. So that's why I bring it up.

That's basically all, that's the only reason I'm covering this, is to let those hip-hop people know that if you want to get a number one, if you want to try to take like that, which is currently number one, is not seeming like it's going to move at all with Kendrick, Future, and Metro.

If you want to overtake that track, then I would strike now. Or I would just forever hold your peace. Because when Taylor Swift ends up dropping her album, The Tortured Poets Department, April 19th, forget about getting a number one for the foreseeable future because a whole new body of work for the Swifties, we're going to see a whole other level of engagement and streaming numbers when April 19th.

comes around. So anyways, click my link tree in my bio. Let me know one of my social medias. What do you think about Taylor Swift's ability to actually retain control over her catalog publishing rights? And, you know, as far as putting out her Taylor version and having the control of her publishing rights, what has been your favorite Taylor version's album so far?