Taylor Swift beat several top musicians such as The Weeknd, Miley Cyrus and more to set a New Year’s record

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Taylor Swift’s star power is simply undeniable as she is a record-setting musician whose star continues to shine bright even now.
The iconic musician even ended up reaching a New Year’s milestone that even The Weeknd, Miley Cyrus and others couldn’t do.
Swift also denied that she copied her ‘Shake It Off’ song from a few years ago.

Taylor Swift is undeniably one of the biggest names in the music industry, and her remarkable rise to the top has left an indelible mark on her fans. Whether for better or worse, there is hardly anyone in the world right now who hasn’t at least heard of Taylor Swift. That said, Swift has now beat top names like Beyoncé, The Weeknd, Miley Cyrus, and more for a New Year’s record.

The pop music sensation has crafted a career by creating music that resonates with fans globally, spanning from teenage girls to full-fledged adults. A considerable number proudly identify themselves as ‘Swifties’ and that’s not really going to change anytime soon.

Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift Trumped The Likes Of Beyoncé, The Weeknd And More For Massive New Year’s Record

According to Pop Tingz, Taylor Swift was the most streamed artist on global Spotify on New Year’s Day. This means she has defeated the likes of Beyoncé, The Weeknd, Miley Cyrus, Adele and so many other top musicians to reach this milestone. Obviously, this is a cause for celebration for Swities all over the world as many congratulated her as well.

Taylor Swift Denied Accusations That She Copied Shake It Off

Taylor Swift’s Shake It Off

Taylor Swift has made various hit songs throughout her career and inspired many fans and musicians alike in many ways. Swift was also accused of stealing the lyrics for her hit 2014 track, Shake It Off, which earned her three Grammy nominations.

According to Page Six, Swift decided to address the 2017 lawsuit, which was filed by songwriters Sean Hall and Nathan Butler, who claim Swift stole lyrics from 3LW’s 2001 hit song Playas Gon’ Play to write Shake It Off. As revealed by court documentation reported by Billboard, Swift claimed she had “never heard” the track she is accused of plagiarizing, and said, “the lyrics to ‘Shake It Off’ were written entirely by me.”
“In writing the lyrics, I drew partly on experiences in my life and, in particular, unrelenting public scrutiny of my personal life, ‘clickbait’ reporting, public manipulation, and other forms of negative personal criticism which I learned I just needed to shake off and focus on my music.

I recall hearing phrases about players play and haters hate stated together by other children while attending school in Wyomissing Hills, and in high school in Hendersonville.

The first time I ever heard the song was after this claim was made.”
It is highly likely that Taylor Swift is telling the truth, as she has no reason to lift songs when she is perfectly capable of writing her own lyrics. Either way, her Swifties will believe anything she says and that’s never really changing.