Is Taylor Swift the Clone of the Heir to the Church of Satan?
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12/10/24 • 51 min
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Taylor Alison Smith is an American singer-songwriter known for her narrative driven music and her poetic lyrics. Her music style spans many genres from her country roots to pop, and even trying her hand at a more folky twang during her COVID era. She was born on December 13, 1989 in Reading, Pennsylvania to Scott and Andrea Swift. Her parents believed in her dream so much, that they uprooted the family to Nashville, Tennessee, where he rose to fame as a teenager with her self-titled debut album in 2006. Since then, she has taken the music industry by storm and quickly has become one of the most dominant figures in history. Taylor Swifts lyrics are often picked apart, digested, and analyzed by her loyal fan base who are devoted to putting the puzzle pieces together in her personal life. Her poetic words often focus on her own experiences in love, friendships, relationships, and emotional growth. Her ability to reinvent herself with each album has kept her relevant across different music scenes, and earned her the very popular theme of her current world tour, her Eras Tour. But wait a second... Is Taylor really who she says she is? Or could there be something sinister stewing underneath all of that charisma and fame? Could she really be the clone of alleged illuminati member Zeena Lavey, who is the daughter of Anton Lacey who founded the Church of Satan in 1966?
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**Discussion begins at 10:30**
Taylor Alison Smith is an American singer-songwriter known for her narrative driven music and her poetic lyrics. Her music style spans many genres from her country roots to pop, and even trying her hand at a more folky twang during her COVID era. She was born on December 13, 1989 in Reading, Pennsylvania to Scott and Andrea Swift. Her parents believed in her dream so much, that they uprooted the family to Nashville, Tennessee, where he rose to fame as a teenager with her self-titled debut album in 2006. Since then, she has taken the music industry by storm and quickly has become one of the most dominant figures in history. Taylor Swifts lyrics are often picked apart, digested, and analyzed by her loyal fan base who are devoted to putting the puzzle pieces together in her personal life. Her poetic words often focus on her own experiences in love, friendships, relationships, and emotional growth. Her ability to reinvent herself with each album has kept her relevant across different music scenes, and earned her the very popular theme of her current world tour, her Eras Tour. But wait a second... Is Taylor really who she says she is? Or could there be something sinister stewing underneath all of that charisma and fame? Could she really be the clone of alleged illuminati member Zeena Lavey, who is the daughter of Anton Lacey who founded the Church of Satan in 1966?
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