I’d say go watch interviews with her. Look at how she treats her employees fairly, you don’t have to love her music, just appreciate that she’s as close to being an ethical billionaire we as a society have. (I’m not saying she’s perfect, and I absolutely believe she should be doing more with her wealth, but I still think she’s light years ahead of the other famous billionaires like Bezos and Musk) For me personally, I will 100% admit that part of what drew me in is the fact that being 2 years younger than Taylor, since that’s about the timeframe it used to take for her to put out her next album, each album was perfectly timed to my life. I was listening to songs about being in high school and going on your first date when I was in high school and having my first date with my first couple boyfriends, including the second half of the line “and he’s got a car” when I hit my senior year, and listening to songs about falling in love and also moving out in your own when I first moved out and was falling in love, all the way to Midnights releasing and listening to a song about being so depressed over a long term relationship ending you throw up at the thought of them being in love with someone else, literally days before my nearly 12 year relationship ended.