Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Miss Americana documentary trends again on Twitter as Taylor Swift confronts dad against Marsha Blackburn and Republicans. (Read More Here).
For those asking where this came from, it’s a Netflix documentary called Miss Americana. Documentary filmmakers followed her for about two years between 2018-2019.
She proceeded to directly go after the “You Need to Calm Down” artist: “Taylor Swift came after me in my 2018 campaign. But Taylor Swift would be the first victim of that because when you look at Marxist, socialistic societies, they do not allow women to dress or sing or be onstage or to entertain or the type of music she would have. They don’t allow protection of private intellectual property rights.”
Blackburn also shaded Swift earlier this week when she shared a Breitbart article about country singer/songwriter Aaron Lewis’ anti-left patriotic anthem “Am I the Only One” soaring past Big Red Machine and Swift’s new song “Renegade” on the iTunes chart. “Aaron Lewis’ song has resonated with the American people All Too Well,” she tweeted Tuesday, referring to Swift’s 2012 Red track “All Too Well.” “They are replying you are not the only one!”
“Taylor Swift came after me in my 2018 campaign. But Taylor Swift would be the first victim of that,” Blackburn said as her interviewer nodded, “because when you look at Marxist socialistic societies, they do not allow women to dress or sing or be on stage or to entertain or the type of music she would have. They don’t allow protection of private intellectual property rights.”
Blackburn also warned her supporters that country music is already under a subversive attack from within, saying the genre is in danger of becoming too “woke.”
“When you talk about country music,” said Blackburn, “and I know the left is all out now and trying to change country music and make it woke… When I’m talking to my friends who are musicians and entertainers, I say, ‘If we have a socialistic government, if we have Marxism, you are going to be the first ones who will be cut off because the state would have to approve your music.
Three days ago, Blackburn subtweeted Swift on Twitter, referencing her song “All Too Well” as she praised conservative singer Aaron Lewis, the Staind frontman turned belligerent country solo artist, for putting out an anti-liberal song. The Breitbart article Blackburn tweeted out noted that Lewis’ song “Am I the Only One” had nudged ahead of Swift’s new collaboration with Big Red Machine on the iTunes singles chart.
“Aaron Lewis’ song has resonated with the American people All Too Well,” read the shifty, Swiftie-baiting tweet.
Lewis’ song includes lines like: “Am I the only one who quits singin’ along, everytime they play a Springsteen song?” While speaking with Breitbart News this week (video below), Blackburn directly addressed the ongoing tiff between her and the global pop superstar. During the 2018 U.S. midterm elections, Swift made a rare political statement on Instagram to denounce Blackburn, saying her voting record “appalls and terrifies me” and endorsing Democratic candidates Phil Bredesen and Jim Cooper while encouraging the Swifties to make their voices heard and vote. The effect on voter registration was remarkable: Vote.org reported a huge spike of 65,000 newly registered voters in the first 24 hours after the singer’s Oct. 7 post.
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