Taylor Swift: On 'Lover,' Attending an Emo Dinner Party and Slut-shaming | Apple Music

Taylor Swift opens up about getting more political on her album 'Lover,' her relationship with her past work, and the double standards female artists face in the music industry. Listen to Taylor Swift on Apple Music:

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Taylor Swift: On 'Lover,' Attending an Emo Dinner Party and Slut-shaming

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