Music critics have remarked on how interesting it is to hear Swift, now in her 30s, singing songs she wrote when she was much younger. The lyric went from “So go and tell your friends that I’m obsessive and crazy/ That’s fine, I’ll tell mine you’re gay,” to, “That’s fine, you won’t mind if I say.” Swift was 16 at the time of the original album’s release and later told MTV News that now that she’s older, she reacts differently to being hurt: “Now, the way that I would say that and the way that I would feel that kind of pain is a lot different.” In 2006, however, she promptly changed a lyric in the radio edit and future versions of her song “Picture To Burn” after criticism that it was derogatory. Swift has yet to change any significant lyrics in her prior two re-recorded albums. Speak Now will mark Swift’s third re-recorded album. “As problematic as it is, I do hope she doesn’t change any of the lyrics.” Another joked, “When Taylor changes the lyrics of Better Than Revenge to ‘He’s better known for the things that he does with my masters’ what then?” This joke references the singer’s overall project of re-recording her old albums, part of a larger effort of Swift reclaiming ownership of her discography after her master recordings with her original label Big Machine were sold to a private-equity group owned by music industry mogul Scooter Braun.
“Feminism on pause, Taylor’s Better Than Revenge still hits hard even to this day,” one fan tweeted. Some fans were hoping nothing would change. ♬ i like to rhyme her name with things – haley✨Īhead of Speak Now’s re-release, buzz spread online about whether Swift would change the lyrics to read as less “woman-blaming,” as one Reddit user wrote. Went for the jugular with this bop #taylorswift #taylorsversion #taylornation #speaknow #speaknowtaylorsversion #swifttok #swiftie #swifties #betterthanrevenge #viral #trending #foryou #foryoupage #fyp #fy #taylornation
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