Taylor

Taylor Swift, the rarest pop sensation, is one who has managed to cross from the country genre to mainstream culture, and has become an icon of the pop culture. The singer also swept the entire globe in the process. Swift removed the influences of country like they were an extra layer of skin and revealed she was among the best singers/songwriters of her generation. Swift could make the event personal and use the moment to benefit. Swift's talents were apparent in some of the first songs she released, most notably the Neodue Tim McGraw. But on her second album Fearless which came out in 2008, Swift could identify the person she was and reach audiences across the globe. Fearless became a massive success not just in America with six singles have been declared platinum, on top of Top Ten hit songs Love Story and You Belong with Me. But the album also enjoyed a great reception across all over the world. Swift soared to the top of the charts when she released Speak Now. In the following three years, her fame increased -- Red (2012), Reputation (2014) as well as 1989 (2014-2015) -- as she moved into a arena of pop in which her talent was already well established. The popularity of her music grew after she altered her plan with 2020's pared-down siblings Folklore (and Evermore) and stayed in the forefront of pop culture.