Taylor Swift

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American musician actress human philanthropist recording artist singer-songwriter

Taylor Swift is an American singer-songwriter known for her narrative songwriting, evolution from country to pop and indie styles, and massive global cultural and commercial impact.

Aliases (5)

Statements (95)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American musician → actress → human → philanthropist → recording artist → singer-songwriter →
activeYearsStart	2004 →
awardReceived	American Music Award → Billboard Music Award → Country Music Association Award → Grammy Award for Album of the Year → Grammy Award for Best Country Song → Grammy Award for Best Music Video → Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album → MTV Video Music Award →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1989-12-13 →
familyName	Swift →
fullName	Taylor Alison Swift →
gender	female →
genre	alternative rock → country music → country pop → electropop → indie folk → pop music → synth-pop →
givenName	Taylor →
hasFanBase	Swifties →
hasPhilanthropicActivity	disaster relief donations → education-related donations → support for arts education → support for sexual assault survivors →
hasWebsite	https://www.taylorswift.com/ →
influenced	Billie Eilish → Olivia Rodrigo → Sabrina Carpenter →
influencedBy	Dixie Chicks → Faith Hill → Joni Mitchell → Shania Twain → Stevie Nicks →
knownFor	autobiographical lyrics → large and devoted fan base "Swifties" → narrative songwriting → re-recording her master recordings → transition from country to pop music →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
maritalStatus	unmarried →
notableSong	All Too Well → Anti-Hero → Bad Blood → Blank Space → Cardigan → Cruel Summer → Look What You Made Me Do → Love Story → Shake It Off → Willow → You Belong with Me →
notableWork	1989 → 1989 (Taylor's Version) → Evermore → Fearless → Fearless (Taylor's Version) → Folklore → Lover → Midnights → Red → Red (Taylor's Version) → Reputation → Speak Now → Speak Now (Taylor's Version) → Taylor Swift (album) → The Eras Tour → The Eras Tour (concert film) → The Tortured Poets Department →
occupation	actress → music video director → record producer → singer → songwriter →
participatedIn	Fearless Tour → Reputation Stadium Tour → Speak Now World Tour → The 1989 World Tour → The Eras Tour → The Red Tour →
placeOfBirth	Reading, Pennsylvania, United States →
recordLabel	Big Machine Records → Republic Records →
residence	Nashville, Tennessee, United States → New York City, New York, United States →
socialMedia	https://twitter.com/taylorswift13 → https://www.instagram.com/taylorswift/ →

Referenced by (35)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Colbie Caillat → Dixie Chicks → James Bay → John Mayer → Justin Vernon → Kendrick Lamar → Ryan Tedder → Tim McGraw →	associatedAct
Best Pop Vocal Album → Grammy Award for Best Country Song → Grammy Award for Record of the Year →	notableWinner
1989 (Taylor’s Version) →	artist
Phoebe Bridgers →	collaboratedWith
Taylor Swift ("Taylor Alison Swift") →	fullName
The National →	hasAssociatedAct
Grammy Award for Song of the Year →	hasAwardedTo
Sam Dew →	hasCollaboratedWith
Taylor Swift ("Swifties") →	hasFanBase
Forbes list of the World's 100 Most Powerful Women →	hasNotableListMember
Madison Square Garden →	hasNotablePerformer
Joni Mitchell →	influenced
Blue →	influencedArtist
Universal Music Group ("Taylor Swift (historically via Republic/Big Machine deal transition)") →	notableArtistRosterIncludes
Billboard Women in Music →	notableHonoree
Sam Dew →	notableWorkWith
1989 (Taylor’s Version) →	originalAlbumArtist
Cats (2019 film) →	originalSongCoWriter
Cats (2019 film) →	originalSongPerformer
1989 (Taylor’s Version) →	performer
Republic Records →	rosterIncludes
Universal Republic Records →	signedArtist
Taylor Swift ("https://www.instagram.com/taylorswift/") →	socialMedia
Cats (2019 film) →	stars
Oheka Castle ("Taylor Swift "Blank Space" music video") →	usedAsMusicVideoLocation
The Lorax (2012 film) →	voiceActor