WHO SAYS SHE CAN'T SING?! | Rapper Reacts to Taylor Swift - Don't Blame Me LIVE (First Reaction)

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This song is absolutely our “take us to church” song 😂

I love when rappers show love and appreciation for Taylor Swift and not just hate and insults

After I found out that she hires broadway producers to help her create her concerts it has made a lot of sense that her shows are so good. She clearly has a vision and knows who to hire to make it come true. There aren't many artists that I wish to see live but she definitely is one of them.

Best intro to a Taylor song "Taylor Swift is a Princess and a Warrior" no truer words have been spoken about our Queen 👑 She is amazingly talented

Don't Blame Me is like the quintessence of two parts of Reputation for me. The dark and heavy "no explanation, just reputation" vibe and the other light side about the love of her life

“I wouldn’t be surprised if a dragon leapt out behind the stage” karyn patiently waiting behind the stage 🐍🐍

She also has bars, man. "You're talkin' shit for the hell of it. Addicted to betrayal but you're relevant. You're terrified to look down. Cause if you dared, you'd see the glare of everyone you burned just to get there." "If boys will be boys then where are the wise men?" 🔥🔥🔥

I absolutely love the breakdowns that you do of Taylor songs. You actually stop the song and then say the lyric and then you tell us what it means. Obviously you're a musician so you have an ear for all of this. I didn't realize I was missing out on so much even though I know the songs. You're giving us a deep dive into her lyrics and I think it's just amazing how you do it

I am a Kelce fan and found her music because of him. 😂 Even saw the Eras movie and she blew my mind! Not my genre, but, she pulls it off! And, she is just so lovely, inside and out.

The comparisons you make in your breakdowns adds to everything you do. Things i would have never thought of. Poison ivy and Daisy? Where did that come from, and so perfectly paired! Dang dude! Love it..

I can’t wait for you to check out Champagne Problems from her Evermore album. It’s one of her best lyrics ever

Her live performance of Look What You Made Me Do is amazing as well.

NO ONE DOES BREAKDOWNS LIKE YOU. NOT ON YOUTUBE, OR ANY OTHER SOCIAL SITE. YOU ARE LITERALLY THE BEST!!! Us Swifties love you bro !!

It’s so cool to have you break these down; she really puts a lot of thought and tells such interwoven stories with her lyrics. :) love what you do!

Never thought of the daisy reference being a Daisy in Gatsby reference but she does reference Gatsby in other songs by name. So maybe!

People who says she can´t sing has no clue to anything. She gas a great voice

“A Princess and A Warrior” — she’s our self-rescuing princess 😉

I love how closely you follow the lyrics and how you find duplicate meanings behind them. Her use of metaphors is unlike anyone else, and a lot of times, the duplicate meanings go unnoticed and unappreciated. I agree with you and I think live Taylor is the best Taylor -- whether it's a song like this or an intimate performance, she's electric.

When you are standing there live in the snake pit, with her singing down to you, looking you directly in the eyes and smiling, it is a pretty magical moment. Her voice sounds at least as good, if not better, live. I've been lucky enough to be in that situation, with her standing right in front of me when she hit that first belt after standing with outstretched arms. I was also lucky enough for her to stop a few times throughout the rest of the concert and actually sing down to me. (She did this same thing at her RED and 1989 tours, where I was in the pit, along with actually giving me a hug during her Speak Now tour.) I've never understood how people can say they hate someone, like they do with artists in general. If you don't like someone's music, that's perfectly fine, don't listen to them. Taylor grew on me, as I'm not a big fan of (most) country, but even though she was basically country during Speak Now, after going to her concert and seeing how genuine and sweet she was, I really started to understand and appreciate her, her music and her writing, and recognized that she was going to be huge. RED was a huge departure for her and was the birth of the cross-over, where she merged multiple genres together. 1989 was once again a bit of a shift, while still retaining pieces of where she came from. Reputation was the culmination and release of pent-up emotions, taking everything she had learned and creating a new sound that surprised, while still remained true to herself. I've seen that evolution live on stage through 4 distinctly different 'eras' and it has been an incredible ride!