Taylor Swift dominated our Wrapped — and the charts — this year. The Pennsylvania-born singer started her career at just 14 with a country appeal and transitioned through pop and folk genres thereafter. Alternative beats began to bleed into Swift’s 2017 Reputation and re-emerged with her recent Midnights, which brought soft R&B into the mix. At Northwestern, students have already placed songs like “Anti-Hero,” “Vigilante Shit” and “Snow On The Beach” in their top three beats, proving the strength of Midnights’ range. Just look at “I’m a monster on the hill” and “Lately I’ve been dressing for revenge” to inspire your new, multifaceted personality.
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Our playlists ranged from four to a whopping 9567 songs. Of those playlists, here are some of our favorites:
songs that make you want to break up with your husband of forty years that cheated on you
I put the bi in bitch
strolling in a french new wave dream
songs i’d inject into my veins
teenage white boy who probably vapes
oh so you wanna cry
her son was a hoe & now you’re here
nostalgia for an autumn you’ve never lived
BibimBOPS
brb, eating froot loops with mcdonald’s sprite instead of milk
Black Girl Magic
shake my ass to mozart
Artists that fuel my musical superiority complex
hitting people with my car <3
Lexapro on crack on ecstasy
organized like a florida walmart
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Lofi
Classical
Movie Soundtracks
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The latter performed at Northwestern’s 2022 Dillo Day, bringing her soft, rhythmic tenacity to the Lakefill last spring. Unknown to many, Tinashe was the motion-capture model for “Hero Girl” in The Polar Express.
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*Data from a survey with responses from 107 Northwestern students.
