Taylor Swift’s music videos from throughout her career are now available to watch on Spotify.
“We’ve patiently waited for times like these. Watch all of Taylor’s music videos from the very start now on @spotify,” Taylor’s management team, Taylor Nation, announced on Wednesday, September 16.
The collection features 58 music videos spanning nearly two decades of Swift’s career, beginning with the music video for “Tim McGraw,” which was released in 2006.
Other videos now available on the streaming platform include “You Belong With Me” from 2009, “Mine” from 2010, “Blank Space” from 2014, “Look What You Made Me Do” from 2017, “The Man” and “cardigan” from 2020, and “All Too Well: The Short Film” from 2021, among many others.
Fans were quick to celebrate the news on social media.
“AHH!!! My favorite kind of playlist,” one fan wrote.
“Thank you @taylorswift and Spotify! 🫶” another fan commented.
The announcement comes ahead of the 20th anniversary of Taylor’s self-titled debut album, which was released in 2006.
The milestone also follows another major career recognition for the global superstar. In June, Taylor was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
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During her induction speech, Taylor reflected on how meaningful it has been to see fans connect her music to their own lives and memories.
"Nothing makes me happier than when someone tells me that they used to listen to my music with their parent, and now decades later, they listen to it with their own child. Or that they listen to it with their best friend, or when a couple tells me that 'Love Story' is their song, or somebody does a cute little dance to 'The Fate of Ophelia,' or I hear people in different countries singing 'Opalite' in their own accents, or someone tells me that the song 'Enchanted' gets their baby to stop crying," she stated.
The singer-songwriter went on: "I’m humbled by the ways that fans have immortalized my songs in their own individual ways, allowing them to be the underscore of some of their real-life expeditions on this earth, the magnificent moments, as important to me as the seemingly mundane."