#journey to fearless

[coldasyou]

Once upon a time, there was this guy. And this guy used to sit next to me in class. I had the biggest crush on this guy and- Well, he didn't even know that I existed. But every single day, just like clockwork, this guy would come into class. And every single day, just like clockwork, this guy would sit down next to me, and he would talk to me...about his girlfriend.

bonus:

[dailyswiftgifs]

you belong with me

[cametotheshowinsd]

you pull me in and I'm a little more brave;

[evermorecoded]

currently watching Journey to Fearless. It’s insane seeing her play that very last show at Gillette Stadium being so elated to play it, and then knowing I was at that SAME stadium watching her for the Eras Tour? Too much😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[ithinkfomeuhm]

Not including the lpss ‘cause I don’t qualify that as a concert movie

[trinasecretgrdn]

Showing my long distance girlfriend all the Taylor Swift movies in chronological order while she is visiting me in person!

Journey to fearless ✔️

Speak Now World Tour ✔️

1989 Tour

Reputation Tour

Lover Live From Paris

Miss Americana

Long Pond Studio Session

The Eras Tour

Bonus: crossroads with def Lepord

Did I miss any?

[wearenotasfarwest]

In My Gif Era - Journey to Fearless

↪ Should've Said No

i can't resist

before you go, tell me this

was it worth it?

was she worth it?

[tsizzles1989]

OMG this is in Journey to Fearless- the Folklore cardigan?!?!?! ✨👀

[lebn]

Summer joys . . . outdoor 🤍

[swiftracer13]

Today's piece of my collection is a special one. It's the Fearless tourbook special edition. Everyone who has seen the third part of the Journey To Fearless has seen this thing on screen. It's the tourbook with a hardcover and it's also extended with some more pages. This one has a handwritten message by Taylor inside. This is a book that Taylor just gave away to her crew, band and dancers of her Fearless tour.

@taylorswift

[candle-wax-and-polariods]

Amos talking about Taylor and Andrea is a testament to how much love Taylor and Andrea both have for each other

[lovetaylorpodcast]

New episode is out! Reeah is pleasantly surprised. Jem discusses how this film frames Taylor Swift.

[folklore-barnes]

i will always be proud of the fact that i became a swiftie when the world hated taylor.

'cause i could've easily followed the hate train, especially because i wasn't her biggest fan. i liked some of her music but she came off as fake to me in 1989 era, like she was desperate for people to like her and wasn't genuine.

but the moment everything exploded, i was so confused as to why people were against her and it felt like the gaslight of the century because i did not understand how she was to blame. i really felt for her and immediately sided with her in the feud, while still maintaining that there was something odd about her.

around that time, i listened to red (standard version) for the second time (first time i thought it was boring, with the exception of the pop singles. i'm ashamed). it was pretty random, i was bored, the power was out and i had the album on my music library, and decided to give it a listen...

i promise i am not kidding when i tell you something SHIFTED in my entire existence the moment i started listening to State of Grace. like from the very first moment, blondie had my full attention. i was like “oh? hold on, this goes hard”, and that thought just kept on solidifying with each song that came on. when i finished i was OBSESSED. i could not believe what i had just experienced. i was in awe, not just of the production but her voice and lyrics. i honestly felt like a whole new person, it was crazy. in that moment i was like “this girl is worth it. spending pennies on her is worth it. supporting her is worth it. she is so ridiculously talented and i think she is heavily misunderstood by the general public”.

that whole experience was it for me, and it was what made me decide to support her no matter what and to expose myself to the rest of her discography because i NEEDED it. and now i'm here, and i've never regretted it since. she is an icon; she was, is and will always be the moment. she is the music industry and rightfully so. idc if she's not a powerhouse, idc if she's not a professional dancer. what she already has is enough to make her as great as she is. and that's that, and i feel sorry for anyone whose taste doesn't go according to her talent.

bonus: i had watched a fearless documentary back when i was younger, and i really liked her in it. i thought she was a very sweet girl, and i really liked her, so i supported her but didn't really listen to much of her music, just the singles mostly. but at some point in 1989 era that thought started to change.

[nightskyfireinyoureyes]

Today I was blessed by the thrift Gods.

[thievesinrippedjeans]

i’ve had a really nasty cold the past few days and i think scientists need to start looking into the healing powers of watching journey to fearless and the speak now world tour, because it’s been doing wonders for me