Taylor Swift’s Country to Pop transition happened quickly after her debut release of her “Tim McGraw” song in 2006. Watch Billboard Media Group’s video taking a look back at how Taylor’s music videos have evolved since her Country Music days. The music video evolution covers several of Taylor’s top music videos spanning over a decade including:
- Tim McGraw (2006)
- Teardrops On My Guitar (2007)
- Our Song (2007)
- The Story Of Us (2011)
- We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together (2012)
- Highway Don’t Care featuring Tim McGraw (2013)
- Everything Has Changed featuring Ed Sheeran (2013)
- Shake It Off (2014)
- Blank Space (2014)
- Bad Blood (2015)
- Look What You Made Me Do (2017)
- I Don’t Wanna Live Forever (2017)
- Look What You Made Me Do (2017)
- End Game (2018)
- Delicate (2018)
Enjoy the Billboard production below.
Billlboard Taylor Swift Music Video Evolution
Taylor’s move away from Country Music to Pop prompted Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood to make some Taylor Swift digs at the 2014 CMA Awards. The pop star was in the audience as Underwood and Paisley joked about an epidemic that was sweeping the nation: “Post-Partum Taylor Swift Disorder, or PPTSD”.
“President Obama doesn’t care about PPTSD,” Paisley joked, “Who’s gonna fill her shoes?” they sang. “Who’s gonna be that tall? …Country music is just gonna have to shake it off,” they chimed, before noting that they hoped Swift would come back to country at some point.
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