Analyzing Taylor Swift's NYT 30 Greatest Songwriters Interview

2026-05-07 · 81 min · 6 entities

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WE’RE ON TOUR NOW, COME SEE US: https://www.evolutionofasnake.com Taylor Swift just gave the New York Times her most candid interview yet — and we watched every second so you didn't have to. This week on Evolution of a Snake, we're breaking down the real story behind how All Too Well (Ten Minute Version) actually got made, how Taylor defines her own greatest songwriting, why Speak Now, Evermore, and Love Story keep getting overlooked even by her own fans — and whether this interview is the final proof that she is the greatest living American songwriter. We have receipts.