Taylor Swift performs at Good Morning America in Central Park
Taylor Swift put on a big presentation on Good Morning America on Thursday, in what looked like a big end-of-the-year party. Taylor Swift is gearing up for the release of her seventh album, Lover.
Taylor Swift performed some of her biggest hits, including "Shake It Off", "ME," and "You Need to Calm Down," in Central Park to hundreds of fans who have bought a million copies of her album in just the stage of presale.
The gesture of the day was in charge of Taylor Swift's father, Scott Swift. It happened that the fans had been queuing up to enter the concert since the night before, therefore, the entire Taylor Swift staff was in charge of sending them pizza and water so that they would not go through needs while they waited for the concert.
During her appearance on the show, Swift also made a big announcement about her upcoming music.
"My contract says that from November 2020, I can start re-recording albums one to five. I think artists deserve to have their own work. It's next year, I'll be busy."
The singer is in the best period of her career. Taylor Swift has fallen in love with her music and moved away from the concept of egocentric for which many journalistic media criticized her for not approaching her fans.
Of course, the mixture of sounds, colors on stage and an atmosphere surrounded by romanticism, is the key for her concerts to have great attendances, something that Taylor Swift always thanks her audience.
