Taylor Swift He gives fans an intimate look into her past with "ruin friendship", one of the most amnest and more emotional revealing songs from his latest album, "Life Showgirl." 14-Time Album of Gramms 12. The Study Album has clogged with his mixture of theatrical narration and personal vulnerability, and nowhere is more visible than in this fierce path for young love, and fear of losing something before he starts.

Singer-stwriter Peeled curtain on "Destroying Friendship" during her "Taylor Swift: The official party out of showgirl" Event on AMC, weekends-weekend-cinematographic celebration of her new era. Between the premiere shots, lyrical videos and clips behind the scenes, quickly sat down to divide personal inspiration behind the song, reflecting on their own teens and the severity of unspoken feelings.

"It's a song I wrote about being reminded of high school," Swift revealed. "I honestly wrote about high school. I didn't write about it in a very long time, but sometimes I will, like 'folklore,' and I will only be like:" Oh, Wow ".

Swift explained that "ruining friendship" records universal tension between friendship and attractions, that coated moment when you wonder if someone you say you could destroy the connection you already own. "You just think everything is so intense and everything will ruin everything if you put one foot out of the line," she said. "You don't want to say this person to have feelings for them because it could ruin a friendship, and God knows what would happen if it happened."

Looking at her, fast admitting that her younger self was too careful and yes, in the back, it may have been worth the risk. "I was sitting there thinking it would be okay," she continued. "It would be okay to take the chances of not taking it. I'll never know. Maybe it would be awful, maybe none of that would happen. But I was so disciplined in high school."

For Swift, "Friendship Ruin" is not just a nostalgic journey down the memory tape, but it is meditation about how time changes our perspective. "It's working on asking what would happen if you just said that person that you were friends you liked," she shared. "Would it be so crazy if you would be younger and you just took a chance you didn't take it?"

The song, she explained, not tied to one person, but she inspired a mixture of real people and experiences that noticed growing up. "It's amalgamation of different characters I've seen throughout my life," she said. "And I'm really proud of it. It's very stellar. It's very nostalgic."

While "destroying friendship" dive in the heart of what-IFS and missed connections, the real life Taylor Swift took over a much more romantic turn. After the years of singing on the trials for love and heart, a pop superstar found happiness ever after, and That's one world can't stop talking.

Like the Premection Know, Pop singer is now engaged for Cassas Chiefs Chiefs Chilless Travis Kelcedenoting what fans called her "real fairytale". When discussing her comparison to BBC Radio 2, She discovered some juicy details about a special day. "He really crashed him when he surprised me," Swift said with a smile. "We actually recorded (the) podcast episode ... so we recorded about three or four hours ... and in the meantime, behind his house, he was turned into the entire rear garden."

The singer continued to explain that Kelce had the entire proposal, secretly built as she worked, along with the walls of hips that were strategically added to hide their tourist photographer. "One of the things he put it there, very strategically, was a wall of hedges that weren't there before," she discovered. "And inside the hedges, he was my photographer from the tour who hid in a bush that wasn't there before."

"Everything went outside. 10 out of 10, " Swift guddled, flickering her foamed fist ring.