Delicate

Joseph Kahn reunited with Swift to direct the video. In it, the pop star deals with the bells and whistles of being a celebrity, including red carpet interviews surrounded by paparazzi and an army of fans and security guards as soon as she enters her hotel. She discovers a magical note that suddenly makes her invisible and gives her the freedom to go unnoticed in crowded spaces. The pop superstar dances her way through the hotel and the rainy streets of the city before ending up at a dive bar. "Delicate" was filmed over two nights in downtown Los Angeles at the Biltmore Hotel among other landmarks. Kahn has directed all of Swift's videos for her Reputation era. Most recently, she had been jetsetting around the world with Future and Ed Sheeran in the clip for "End Game." In May, Swift will launch a world tour in support of the album with opening acts Camila Cabello and Charli XCX.

Taylor Swift's newest relationship-centric hit asks the age old question, "Do I care too much?" Classic T. Swift! It can be daunting to be the one in the relationship that cares more for the other person than they do for you because of how delicate new relationships are.

Did this song give your ninth-grade self anxiety? Yeah, mine too. Taylor keeps repeating that they can't make any promises to each other, so her and her long distance lover must be in that weird phase between friends and lovers. Not the best time for her to catch all the feels. She's very apologetic throughout the song, begging her lover to validate the emotions she feels that shes not supposed to have. It's hard to be a delicate person in a delicate relationship.

This song, honestly, is pretty terrible. The lyrics are meh and the producers were lazy. It’s as if they took an eternal sick day to create this song. That being said, Taylor’s music never lack emotional depth. There is a meaning behind every one of her songs.

This song is about liking someone but you’re fearful of your reputation wrecking your potential relationship. I feel like the chorus is about “Are you okay with all those things I said about this/that?” and “Are you okay with me liking you despite the fact that I’m infamously known to break hearts faster than I stole them?” Using the term delicate describes how truly fragile relationships are. You have to be careful about these kinds of things.

The second verse is what could be. She talks about how she can compare with past lovers, and how when she’s alone with him she wishes they were in a relationship of sorts. Jealousy is a very strong emotion, and Taylor gets jealous that he could have potential lovers she’s not aware of.

Lastly, (my favorite part actually) the third verse, “Sometimes I wonder when you sleep are you dreaming of me/Sometimes when I look into your eyes I pretend you’re mine all the damn time” is Taylor wondering if her crush feels the same, and how every time she glances to him she wishes he was her’s.

Like I said, the song together is meh. But the meaning behind the lyrics is something someone like me (who unfortunately has a really bad reputation) can hopelessly relate to, especially with a deep crush.

This song is about psychic sex. Confused people think psychic sex is part of "loving others," but they forget the part about loving God (the final 2 commandments), which means the secret things are reserved for God (Deuteronomy). The Law wasn't erased by Christ, it was fulfilled by Christ, which means loving God still stands. That means to wake people up you are supposed to preach the gospel of Christ instead of tricking people into physic sex in the name of love. At least Kay Perry tells you she knows she is having physic sex with aliens (aka demons). In the Bible Satan is described as the author of confusion -- which is why he brings a false light instead of preaching the light of Christ. It's not worth losing your soul over psychic sex, but Taylor makes money whenever we talk about it online in the game she plays,