Closely followed does not define culturual impact. Argueably the opposite. The more folks who didnt follow it at all but were aware of it does.
Numerous_Recording87 on
Apparently no-one over 34 paid any attention whatsoever.
nofuna on
This is silly, it’s obvious a lot of her fans are teenagers.
vkats on
Figures, it’s chick music
DominantlyWeak on
What is the definition of “closely followed”?
FightOnForUsc on
Interesting that the stereotype is that her fans are white women but it was more closely followed by Asian woman and Hispanic woman
No-Persimmon-4150 on
The dichotomy between gender interest is fascinating to me. I don’t listen to or follow Swift, but good music is good music regardless of whether you’re M or F or anything in between. Is it a sense of empowerment that she brings? Something else?
Nillavuh on
Looking at the rate of these results, I’m guessing the reason my demographic of 40-44 men isn’t shown here is because that number is zero.
Grabsch on
Why is this data always racially segregated? Why not income, education level, or nose length?
jhnovick on
It is very interesting to look at the adult population but you can study any involving Taylor Swift without looking at the ~12-14+ or under 18 population.
lousy-site-3456 on
It’s not just not dataisbeautiful but utter rubbish. It’s the weakest form of data presented in a bad way.
sinixis on
Has anyone compared the number of teenage male Taylor Swift fans with the incidence of homosexuality among teenage males?
JillScottydoesntknow on
lol not at all surprised by that 18-34 Black Women number. Taylor is talented but her music is def more tailored to the fair skinned female variety, so their number isn’t shocking either
scott__p on
So people only exist between the ages of 18-34?
CSWorldChamp on
What’s amazing to me is that the biggest segment of her fan base is also the youngest. These are people who were toddlers, or hadn’t even been born when she released her first album.
Surely that’s is some kind of unusual statistic…? Or maybe it’s just reflective of who has time in their busy lives to follow pop music, I guess.
thezestypusha on
Why start at 18? There is gonna be just as many minors no?
MikeDubbz on
Her popularity leads me to think that this data should encompass ages greater than 34. Hell, Taylor herself is 35 or 36 years old (it’s convenient how her best album immediately let me know what year she was born in without having to look anything up haha).
TooManySteves2 on
Americans really love to divide everyone into those four ethnic groups, don’t they? Do surveys just ignore anyone who doesn’t fall into those neat categories??
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Source: [Change Research](https://changeresearch.com/taylor-swift/)
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Closely followed does not define culturual impact. Argueably the opposite. The more folks who didnt follow it at all but were aware of it does.
Apparently no-one over 34 paid any attention whatsoever.
This is silly, it’s obvious a lot of her fans are teenagers.
Figures, it’s chick music
What is the definition of “closely followed”?
Interesting that the stereotype is that her fans are white women but it was more closely followed by Asian woman and Hispanic woman
The dichotomy between gender interest is fascinating to me. I don’t listen to or follow Swift, but good music is good music regardless of whether you’re M or F or anything in between. Is it a sense of empowerment that she brings? Something else?
Looking at the rate of these results, I’m guessing the reason my demographic of 40-44 men isn’t shown here is because that number is zero.
Why is this data always racially segregated? Why not income, education level, or nose length?
It is very interesting to look at the adult population but you can study any involving Taylor Swift without looking at the ~12-14+ or under 18 population.
It’s not just not dataisbeautiful but utter rubbish. It’s the weakest form of data presented in a bad way.
Has anyone compared the number of teenage male Taylor Swift fans with the incidence of homosexuality among teenage males?
lol not at all surprised by that 18-34 Black Women number. Taylor is talented but her music is def more tailored to the fair skinned female variety, so their number isn’t shocking either
So people only exist between the ages of 18-34?
What’s amazing to me is that the biggest segment of her fan base is also the youngest. These are people who were toddlers, or hadn’t even been born when she released her first album.
Surely that’s is some kind of unusual statistic…? Or maybe it’s just reflective of who has time in their busy lives to follow pop music, I guess.
Why start at 18? There is gonna be just as many minors no?
Her popularity leads me to think that this data should encompass ages greater than 34. Hell, Taylor herself is 35 or 36 years old (it’s convenient how her best album immediately let me know what year she was born in without having to look anything up haha).
Americans really love to divide everyone into those four ethnic groups, don’t they? Do surveys just ignore anyone who doesn’t fall into those neat categories??