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Why I'm here

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I was initially on Wikipedia to read, mostly for school stuff. Then came the edit stuff. I mostly edited articles about the music I listened to. Then I became a Swiftie, so now I mostly edit Taylor Swift-related articles. My Spotify is very diverse, but Swift remains a cornerstone. You might as well see me in some cleanup/minor edits for other music articles.

Taylor Swift albums ranked by Ippantekina
  • each album's best tracks mentioned in parentheses
  1. Midnights — the songs are immaculately constructed, and what's more relatable than a racing mind in the wee hours? ("Anti-Hero", "You're on Your Own, Kid", "Midnight Rain", "Question...?", "Labyrinth", "The Great War", "High Infidelity")
  2. evermore — sometimes we all want to indulge in tragic fantasies ("gold rush", "'tis the damn season", "tolerate it", "cowboy like me", "evermore", "right where you left me")
  3. THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT — each and every pain takes time to process without rush, and it's completely OK to let yourself go feral ("Down Bad", "But Daddy I Love Him", "Fresh Out the Slammer", "loml", "The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived", "The Black Dog", "Chloe or Sam or Sophia or Marcus")
  4. Red — where Ms. Swift finally grew out of her idealized fairytale outlook to explore real-world aches ("State of Grace", "Treacherous", "I Knew You Were Trouble.", "All Too Well", "Holy Ground", "Begin Again", "Forever Winter", "The Very First Night")
  5. 1989 — sad stories swirled into sleek pop melodies, y'all need to dance and sob at the same time ("Style", "Out of the Woods", "I Wish You Would", "Clean", "New Romantics", "Is It Over Now?")
  6. folklore — perfect for summertime hallucinations ("cardigan", "mirrorball", "seven", "august", "this is me trying", "betty")
  7. Speak Now — can we please have a solo-written album from Ms. Swift again? ("Sparks Fly", "Back to December", "Dear John", "The Story of Us", "Last Kiss")
  8. Lover — heart-on-her-sleeves, business as usual ("Cruel Summer", "Lover", "I Think He Knows", "False God", "Afterglow")
  9. reputation — the best Drake album by Ms. Swift, with more heart ("Delicate", "Getaway Car", "King of My Heart", "New Year's Day")
  10. Fearless — everything comes out teenage petulance ("Love Story", "Hey Stephen", "You Belong with Me")
  11. Taylor Swift — yeehaw ladies ("Tim McGraw", "Our Song")

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Special thanks

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To y'all on Wikipedia. I learned a lot from y'all, even if we encountered in arguments and fights and I nearly got involved in edit wars just to prove my point.

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Never in my wildest dreams did I think I'd ever award an Imperial Napoleonic Triple Crown to someone for 15 articles related to Taylor Swift. Congratulations Ippantekina; I can't remember the last time I saw such dedication. Damien Linnane (talk) 14:17, 10 March 2023 (UTC)