I've been a fan of Taylor's music for a long time but for a while I refrained myself from being too vocal about my support for her as a person, because it wasn't cool and we were all supposed to think this and that about her and if you didn't you were labelled all sorts of things, so instead of defending her i just didn't say anything, and enjoyed her music outside of that sphere of drama and controversy. But with Taylor it's really hard to fall in love with her music and not instinctively fall in love with her too, because everything that she is she puts into those songs, those lyrics, those melodies, so if you love her music then that means you love her, and i soon figured that out. The way she's grown and become more vocal about everything we all already thought she had in her is really inspiring and, in my opinion, what she needed to fully become an icon, because icons have to stand for something and help change history with their platform, which is music, which happens to be the wider reaching form of art there is in this world. I'm so so happy she's finally showing the world what she stands for, cus it's not hard to see that privately the values have been there from day one. I really never wanted this docu to end, i wanted it to have 3 hours. Fuck The Irishman, give me 3 and a half hours of Miss Americana instead.

''I'm gonna write a better album than Reputation'' *screen changes to her composing ME!* I'm so sorry sweetie but that's not the way

My god, this was so good. It was beautifully put together and I went from laughing to crying within seconds. This was a beautiful insight to the artist of the decade

I'm not a fan of **Taylor Swift**'s music, never was and probably never will be - I honestly can't name more than one of her song titles. The only reason I started watching this documentary was because I needed some background program, something I don't care too much about, so it doesn't matter if I payed attention or not. .. and then after a couple of minutes I was actually _watching_ it, completely fascinated by the personal look behind the scenes and the glimpse into the life of a very relatable and empathetic person.

Made me fall in love with her music even more, she's Amazing but mostly important… she's a Human.