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• BIRTHDAY: December 13, 1989
• BIGGEST POP SINGLE: "Cruel Summer" (2023)
• BIGGEST LP: Fearless (2008)
• BILLBOARD: '100 Greatest of All Time Hot 100 Artists': 34
• GRAMMY AWARDS: 14

• Taylor Alison Swift was born December 13, 1989 in Pennsylvania. An interest in singing country music came early and Taylor was already heading to Nashville in an attempt to sell her sound by the time she was a teenager. Taylor showed a talent for not only delivering strong vocals, but was also getting noticed for her songwriting. At the age of 12, Taylor began writing her own songs including her first song "The Outside." While developing her music and getting her music career noticed, Taylor continued to be a straight A high school student. Taylor signed with Big Machine Records in 2006. By 2007, Taylor had become the youngest person to ever be honored by the Nashville Songwriters Association as 'Songwriter/Artist of the Year.'

• December 13: Taylor was born in Pennsylvania and named after singer James Taylor.

• June 19: Taylor released her first single "Tim McGraw." Taylor later said the song was written during a math class in high school while she was thinking about a boyfriend about to leave for college. The single would become Taylor's first Top 10 hit on the Billboard Country Songs chart.

• October 24: At the age of 16, Taylor released her debut LP Taylor Swift. The LP hit the Top 10 in the US. Taylor wrote or co-wrote all the songs on the LP.

# 58 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 16: Taylor Swift was certified gold.

• June 7: Taylor Swift was certified platinum.

• August 4: Taylor topped the Billboard Country Albums chart for 24 weeks with Taylor Swift.

• October 14: Taylor released the holiday EP Sounds Of The Season: The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection exclusively in Target stores and digitally a year later.
• October: Taylor was honored with the Songwriter/Artist of the Year Award from the Nashville Songwriters Association - the youngest artist to ever win the award.

• November 6: Taylor released Taylor Swift (Deluxe Edition) with 3 additional tracks.
• November 7: Taylor won the Horizon Award at the Country Music Association Awards.
• November 18: Taylor was nominated for an American Music Award for Favorite Country Female Artist.
• November 24: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Teardrops On My Guitar."

• December 1: Taylor hit he ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Our Song."
• December 6: Taylor Swift was certified 2x platinum.
• December 22: Taylor topped the Billboard Country Songs chart for 6 weeks with "Our Song."

# 8 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 15: Taylor released the EP Live From SoHo on iTunes.
• January 19: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Teardrops On My Guitar."

• February 10: Taylor was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best New Artist.

• May 1: Taylor Swift was certified 3x platinum.

• July 15: Taylor released the EP Beautiful Eyes exclusively to Wal-Mart stores and digitally.
• July 25: Taylor officially graduated from high school.

• August 2: Taylor topped the Billboard Country chart for 1 week with the EP Beautiful Eyes.
• August 23: Taylor topped the Billboard Country Songs chart for 2 weeks with "Should've Said No."
• August 30: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Change."

• September 7: The video for "Teardrops On My Guitar" was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award for Best New Artist.
• September 27: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Love Story."

• November 11: Taylor released Fearless.
• November 15: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Tracks chart for 1 week with "You're Not Sorry."
• November 22: Taylor topped the Billboard Country Songs chart for 2 weeks with "Love Story."
• November 23: Taylor won an American Music Award for Favorite Country Female Artist.
• November 29: Taylor topped the Billboard 200 LP chart for 11 weeks, the Country Albums chart for 35 weeks, and the Digital Albums chart for 1 week with Fearless. The LP sold over 592,000 copies its first week of release in the US. The LP also topped the charts in Canada and New Zealand, and hit the Top 10 in Australia, Ireland, Japan, and the UK.

• December 27: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Love Story."
• December 31: Taylor topped the Billboard Year-End Charts as the Top Country Artist (singles & albums), Top Country Artist - Female (singles & albums), Top Country Album Artist, and Top Country Album Artist - Female.
• December 31: Taylor Swift ended 2008 as the #3 selling LP of the year with sales topping 2.1 million. Fearless was the #6 selling LP of the year with sales topping 1.5 million.

# 5 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 10: Taylor performed "Love Story" and "Forever And Always" on Saturday Night Live.

• February 4: Taylor could be heard on the Jonas Brothers live LP Music From The 3D Concert Experience on the track "Should've Said No."
• February 8: Taylor performed at the Grammy Awards.
• February 28: Taylor hit #1 for 1 week on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Love Story."
• February 28: Taylor topped the Billboard Top 40 Mainstream chart for 1 week with "Love Story."

• March 5: Taylor appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone.
• March 5: Taylor made her television acting debut on an episode of CSI.
• March 24: Taylor could be heard on the Hannah Montana: The Movie soundtrack on the track "Crazier."

• April 5: Taylor won Album of the Year at the Academy of Country Music Awards - the youngest artist to ever win the category.
• April 23: Taylor kicked off her first headlining tour - the "Fearless Tour."

• June 6: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary Tracks chart for 6 weeks with "Love Story."
• June 20: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "You Belong With Me."

• July 18: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "You Belong With Me."

• August 17: Taylor Swift was certified 4x platinum.
• August 22: Taylor topped the Billboard Country Songs chart for 2 weeks with "You Belong With Me."

• September 10: Fearless was certified 4x platinum.
• September 13: The video for "You Belong With Me" won a MTV Video Music Award for Best Female Video. Unfortunately, as Taylor was beginning her acceptance speech, rapper Kanye West popped on stage, grabbed the microphone from her and proclaimed that Beyoncé had the best video of the year. After his rant, and getting booed, West returned the microphone to Taylor who was unable to finish her acceptance speech. The disappointment of the event for Taylor was helped when at the end of the show Beyoncé came up on stage to accept the Video of the Year award and talked about how excited she was when she was first nominated with Destiny's Child as a teenager and how big of a moment that was for her. She then asked Taylor to come back on stage to finish her speech and experience that excitement, which Taylor did. Taylor also performed at the ceremony.
• September 26: Taylor hit #1 for 1 week on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "You Belong With Me."

• October 26: Taylor released Fearless: Deluxe Edition.
• October 31: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary Tracks chart for 14 weeks with "You Belong With Me."

• November 7: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 helping out Boys Like Girls with "Two Is Better Than One."
• November 7: Taylor hosted and performed "You Belong With Me" and "Untouchable" on Saturday Night Live.
• November 14: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Fifteen."
• November 17: Taylor could be heard on the John Mayer LP Battle Studies on the track "Half Of My Heart."
• November 22: Taylor won 5 American Music Awards for Artist of the Year, Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist, Favorite Country Female Artist, Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist, and Favorite Country Album (Fearless), and was nominated for Favorite Pop/Rock Album.

• December 4: Fearless was certified 5x platinum.
• December 31: Fearless was the #1 selling LP of the year selling over 3.2 copies during the year in the US.
• December 31: Taylor topped the Billboard 2009 Year-End Chart Toppers as the Top Pop Artist (singles & albums), Top Pop Artist - Female (singles & albums), Top Billboard 200 Album Artist, Top Billboard 200 Album Artist - Female, Top Country Artist (singles & albums), Top Country Artist - Female (singles & albums), Top Country Album Artist, Top Country Album Artist - Female, Top Hot Country Songs Artist - Female, Top Hot Adult Contemporary Artist, Top Hot 100 Songwriter and Top Hot Country Songwriter, and had the Top Billboard 200 Album, Top Internet Album, and Top Country Album (Fearless), and Top Hot 100 Airplay Song ("Love Story").

# 10 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 9: Taylor hit the Top 10 helping out Boys Like Girls with "Two Is Better Than One."
• January 16: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Fifteen."
• January 31: Taylor won 4 Grammy Awards for Album of the Year and Best Country Album (Fearless), Best Country Vocal Performance - Female, and Best Country Song (awarded to the songwriter) ("White Horse"), and was nominated for Record of the Year, Best Pop Vocal Performance - Female, and Song of the Year (awarded to the songwriter) ("You Belong With Me"), Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals ("Breathe" with Colbie Caillat).

• February 6: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart for 1 week and Digital Tracks for 1 week with "Today Was A Fairytale."
• February 9: Taylor could be heard on the soundtrack for Valentine's Day with the tracks "Today Was A Fairytale" and "Jump Then Fall."
• February 11: Fearless was certified 6x platinum.
• February 12: Taylor could be seen in the film Valentine's Day.
• February 20: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Today Was A Fairytale."

• August 21: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Mine."
• August 21: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart for 1 week and Digital Tracks for 1 week with "Mine."

• September 12: The video for "Fifteen" was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award for Best Female Video.
• September 25: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Mine."

• October 3: Taylor topped the Billboard Radio Songs chart for 2 weeks with "You Belong With Me."
• October 25: Taylor released Speak Now. Rolling Stone said of the LP and Taylor: "...she clearly aspires to the divorced-mom market where country stars do most of their business, slipping more grown-up details into her love stories."
• October 30: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart for 1 week and Digital Tracks for 1 week with "Back To December."

• November 13: Taylor topped the Billboard 200 LP chart for 6 weeks, the Country Albums chart for 13 weeks, and the Top Digital Albums chart for 2 weeks with Speak Now. The LP sold over 1,047,000 copies its first week of release in the US - the biggest first week tally for any female artists ever. The LP also topped the charts in Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, and hit the Top 10 in Ireland, Mexico, Norway, Spain, and the UK.
• November 21: Taylor won an American Music Award for Favorite Country Female Artist.

• December 2: Speak Now was certified 2x platinum.
• December 6: Speak Now was certified 3x platinum.
• December 11: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Back To December."
• December 11: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary Tracks chart for 1 week with "Mine."
• December 31: Speak Now was the #3 top selling LP of the year with over 2.9 million copies sold in the US.

# 32 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 15: Taylor topped the Billboard Country Digital Songs chart for 5 weeks with "Back To December."

• February 5: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Back To December."

• March 1: Taylor Swift was certified 5x platinum.

• May 7: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "The Story Of Us."

• August 28: The video for "Mean" was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award for Best Video with a Message.

• November 20: Taylor won 3 American Music Awards including Artist of the Year, Favorite Country Female Artist, and Favorite Country Album (Speak Now).
• November 21: Taylor released the live CD/DVD set Speak Now World Tour Live.
• November 26: Taylor topped the Billboard Country Songs chart for 1 week with "Sparks Fly."
• November 26: Taylor topped the Billboard Country Digital Songs chart for 1 week with "If This Was A Movie."

• December 10: Taylor topped the Billboard Hot Singles Sales chart for 5 weeks with "Ours."

# 7 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 11: Speak Now was certified 4x platinum.
• January 13: Sounds Of The Season: The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection was certified gold.

• February 12: Taylor won 2 Grammy Awards for Best Country Performance and Best Country Song ("Mean") and was nominated for Best Country Album (Speak Now).

• March 3: Taylor topped the Billboard Country Digital Songs chart for 1 week with "Mean."
• March 12: Taylor could be heard as one of the lead voices in the animated film The Lorax.
• March 20: Taylor could be heard on the soundtrack for Hunger Games: Songs From District 12 And Beyond with "Safe & Sound" with The Civil Wars and "Eyes Open."
• March 31: Taylor topped the Billboard Country Songs chart for 1 week with "Ours."

• April 7: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Eyes Open."

• June 2: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 helping out B.o.B with "Both Of Us."

• August 25: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together."

• September 1: Taylor topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 3 weeks, Digital Tracks chart for 5 weeks, and Digital Songs chart for 5 weeks with "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together." The songs also topped the charts in Canada.
• September 15: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together."

• October 13: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart for 1 week and Digital Tracks chart for 1 week with "Begin Again."
  October 20: Taylor topped the Billboard Country Songs chart for 10 weeks with "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together."
• October 22: Taylor released Red.
• October 27: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart for 3 weeks and Digital Tracks chart for 5 weeks with "I Knew You Were Trouble."

• November 3: Taylor topped the UK LP chart with Red.
• November 10: Taylor topped the Billboard 200 LP chart for 7 weeks, Digital Albums chart for 4 weeks, Internet Albums chart for 7 weeks, and Country Albums chart for 16 weeks with Red. The LP sold over 1.2 million copies its first week of release in the US.
• November 18: Taylor won an American Music Award for Favorite Country Female Artist.
• November 28: Red was certified 3x platinum.

• December 1: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "I Knew You Were Trouble."
• December 29: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "I Knew You Were Trouble."
• December 31: Red was the 2nd best-selling LP of the year with 3.1 million copies sold.
• December 31: Taylor topped the Billboard 2012 Year-End Chart-Toppers chart as the Top Country Artist, Top Country Artist - Female, Top Country Album Artist, and with the Top Country Album (Red).

# 5 Singles Artist of the Year (# 1 Female Artist of the Year)

• January 13: Taylor was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song ("Safe & Sound" with The Civil Wars).
• January 15: Red was certified 4x platinum.
• January 26: Taylor hit #1 for 7 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "I Knew You Were Trouble."

• February 2: Taylor topped the Billboard Pop Songs chart for 7 weeks with "I Knew You Were Trouble."
• February 5: Taylor could be heard on the Tim McGraw LP Two Lanes Of Freedom on the track "Highway Don't Care."
• February 10: Taylor won a Grammy Award for Best Song Written for Visual Media (awarded to the songwriter) ("Safe & Sound" with The Civil Wars), and was nominated for including Record of the Year ("We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together") and Best Country Duo/Group Performance ("Safe & Sound" with The Civil Wars).
• February 23: Taylor topped the Billboard Radio Songs chart for 4 weeks with "I Knew You Were Trouble."

• March 16: Taylor hit the Top 40 with "22."
• March 16: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Top 40 Tracks chart for 1 week with "I Knew You Were Trouble."

• May 11: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "22."

• July 27: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with help from Ed Sheeran with "Everything Has Changed."

• August 25: The video for "I Knew You Were Trouble." won a MTV Video Music Award Best Female Video and was nomianted for Video of the Year.

• November 24: Taylor won 4 American Music Awards including Artist of the Year, Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist, Favorite Country Female Artist, and Favorite Country Album (Red), and was nominated for Favorite Pop/Rock Album (Red).

• December 31: Taylor topped the Billboard 2013 Year-End Chart-Toppers chart as the Top Pop Artist - Female, Top Pop Billboard 200 Album Artist - Female, and Top Country Artist - Female, and with the Top Country Album (Red).

# 10 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 12: Taylor was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song for "Sweeter Than Fiction" from the film One Chance.
• January 26: Taylor was nominated for 4 Grammy Awards including Album of the Year and Best Country Album (Red), Best Country Duo/Group Performance ("Highway Don't Care" with Tim McGraw and Keith Urban), and Best Country Song (awarded to the songwriter) ("Begin Again").

• August 30: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Shake It Off."

• September 6: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Shake It Off."
• September 6: Taylor topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 4 weeks, Digital Songs chart for 4 weeks, and Digital Tracks chart for 4 weeks with "Shake It Off."

• October 11: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Pop Songs chart for 8 weeks with "Shake It Off."
• October 18: Taylor hit #1 for 3 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Shake It Off."
• October 25: Taylor topped the Billboard Pop Songs chart for 2 weeks and Radio Songs chart for 4 weeks with "Shake It Off."

• October 27: Taylor released her next LP 1989.

• November 1: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart for 1 week and Digital Tracks chart for 1 week with "Out Of The Woods."
• November 8: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Blank Space."
• November 8: Taylor topped the UK LP chart with 1989.
• November 15: Taylor topped the Billboard 200 LP chart for 11 weeks, Digital Albums chart for 7 weeks, and Internet Albums chart for 5 weeks with 1989. The LP sold over 1.2 million copies its first week of release in the US - the largest first week sales in over 12 years.
• November 15: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart for 7 weeks and Digital Tracks chart for 2 weeks with "Blank Space."
• November 22: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart for 9 weeks with "Blank Space."
• November 23: Taylor was honored at the American Music Awards with the Dick Clark Award of Excellence.
• November 29: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Blank Space."
• November 29: Taylor topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 7 weeks with "Blank Space" (becoming the first female artist to replace herself at the top of the chart).

• December 13: Taylor hit #1 for 7 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Blank Space."
• December 27: Taylor topped the Billboard Pop Songs chart for 6 weeks and Radio Songs chart for 6 weeks with "Blank Space."
• December 31: Taylor had the #1 best-selling LP of 2014 with 1989 selling over 3.6 million copies during the year.
• December 31: Taylor topped the Billboard 2014 Year-End Chart Toppers chart as the Top Pop Billboard 200 Albums Artist and Top Pop Billboard 200 Albums Artist - Female.

# 1 Singles Artist of the Year (# 1 Female Artist of the Year)

• January 3: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Pop Songs chart for 6 weeks with "Blank Space."
• January 3: Taylor topped the Billboard Album Sales chart for 5 weeks with 1989.
• January 17: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Style."
• January 22: 1989 was certified 4x platinum.

• February 8: Taylor was nominated for 3 Grammy Awards including Record of the Year, Song of the Year (awarded to the songwriter), and Best Pop Solo Performance ("Shake It Off").
• February 14: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Style."
• February 21: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart for 4 weeks with "Blank Space."

• March 21: Taylor hit #1 for 3 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Style."
• March 28: Taylor topped the Billboard Pop Songs chart for 3 weeks with "Style."

• April 4: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Pop Songs chart for 2 weeks with "Style."

• May 23: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Bad Blood." A remix version featuring Kendrick Lamar was also released.

• June 5: 1989 was certified 5x platinum.
• June 6: Taylor topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 1 weeks and Digital Songs chart for 5 weeks with "Bad Blood."
• June 6: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Bad Blood."
• June 27: Taylor hit #1 for 4 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Bad Blood."

• July 4: Taylor topped the Billboard Pop Songs chart for 5 weeks with "Bad Blood."
• July 11: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart for 2 weeks with "Style."
• July 18: Taylor topped the Billboard Radio Songs chart for 5 weeks with with "Bad Blood."
• July 25: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Pop Songs chart for 3 weeks with with "Bad Blood."

• August 5: Fearless was certified 7x platinum.
• August 30: The video for "Bad Blood" won 2 MTV Video Music Awards for Video of the Year and Best Collaboration, and was nominated for Best Direction, Best Visual Effects, Best Art Direction, Best Cinematography, and Best Editing. The video for "Blank Space" won for Best Pop Video and Best Female Video.

• September 5: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Wildest Dreams."
• September 10: Taylor won an Emmy Award for Original Interactive Program (AMEX Unstaged: Taylor Swift Experience).
• September 26: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Wildest Dreams."

• October 31: Taylor hit #1 for 2 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Wildest Dreams."
• October 31: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Pop Songs chart for 4 weeks with "Wildest Dreams."

• November 7: Taylor topped the Billboard Pop Songs chart for 2 weeks with "Wildest Dreams."
• November 14: Taylor topped the Billboard Radio Songs chart for 2 weeks with "Wildest Dreams."
• November 22: Taylor won 3 American Music Awards for Favorite Pop/Rock Album (1989), Single of the Year ("Blank Space"), and Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist, and was nominated for Artist of the Year, Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist, and Collaboration of the Year ("Bad Blood" with Kendrick Lamar).

• December 5: Taylor topped the Billboard Dance/Mix Airplay chart for 1 week with "Wildest Dreams."
• December 31: Taylor topped the Billboard 2015 Year-End Chart Toppers as the Top Pop Artist, Top Pop Artist - Female, Top Pop Billboard 200 Album Artist, Top Pop Billboard 200 Album Artist - Female, Top Pop Hot 100 Artist - Female, Top Pop Radio Songs Artist, Top Pop Songs Artist, Top Pop Digital Songs Artist, Top Adult Contemporary Artist, Top Adult Pop Songs Artist, and Top Dance/Mix Show Songs Artist, and with the Top Pop Billboard 200 Album and Top Pop Digital Album (1989).

# 33 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 16: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Out Of The Woods."

• February 15: Taylor won 3 Grammy Awards including Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album (1989), and Best Music Video ("Bad Blood" with Kendrick Lamar), and was nominated for Record of the Year, Song of the Year (awarded to the songwriter), and Best Pop Solo Performance ("Blank Space"), and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance ("Bad Blood" with Kendrick Lamar).

• March 5: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "New Romantics."

• October 27: 1989 was certified 6x platinum.

• December 17: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with Zayn with "I Don't Wanna Live Forever."
• December 31: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart for 2 weeks with Zayn with "I Don't Wanna Live Forever."

# 3 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 14: Taylor hit the Top 10 with Zayn with "I Don't Wanna Live Forever."

• August 27: The video for "I Don't Wanna Live Forever" won a MTV Video Music Award for Best Collaboration.

• September 2: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Look What You Made Me Do."
• September 7: Taylor topped the UK singles chart with "Look What You Made Me Do."
• September 9: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Look What You Made Me Do."
• September 16: Taylor topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 3 weeks and Digital Songs chart for 1 week with "Look What You Made Me Do."
• September 16: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Ready For It?"
• September 23: Taylor hit topped the Billboard Digital Songs Sales chart for 1 week with "Ready For It?"

• October 7: Taylor hit #1 for 3 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Look What You Made Me Do."
• October 27: Taylor could be heard on the Kenny Chesney live LP Live In No Shoes Nation on the track "Big Star."
• October 28: Taylor topped the Billboard Pop Songs chart for 1 week with "Look What You Made Me Do."

• November 4: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Gorgeous."
• November 10: Taylor released her next LP, reputation.
• November 11: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs Sales chart for 1 week with "Gorgeous."
• November 11: Taylor performed "Ready For It?" and "Call It What You Want" on Saturday Night Live.
• November 23: Taylor topped the UK LP chart with reputation.
• November 25: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with help from Ed Sheeran and Future with "End Game."
• November 25: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs Sales chart for 1 week with "Call It What You Want."

• December 2: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Ready For It?"
• December 2: Taylor topped the Billboard 200 LP chart for 4 weeks, Albums Sales chart for 4 weeks, Digital Albums chart for 3 weeks, and Internet Albums chart for 2 weeks with reputation. The LP sold over 1.2 million copies in the US in its first week of release.
• December 11: Fearless was certified 10x platinum, 1989 was certified 9x platinum, Taylor Swift was certified 7x platinum, Speak Now was certified 6x platinum, Red was certified 6x platinum, and reputation was certified 3x platinum.

# 13 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 13: Taylor hit the Top 10 with help from Ed Sheeran and Future with "End Game."
• January 28: Taylor was nominated for 2 Grammy Awards including Best Country Song (songwriting for "Better Man") and Best Song Written for Visual Media (songwriting for "I Don't Wanna Live Forever").

• March 24: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Delicate."

• May 5: Taylor topped the Billboard Country Digital Songs chart for 1 week helping out Sugarland with "Baby."

• June 2: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Delicate."

• July 7: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Pop Songs chart with "Delicate."
• July 23: Red was certified 7x platinum.
• July 28: Taylor hit #1 for 1 week on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Delicate."
• July 28: Taylor topped the Billboard Pop Songs chart with "Delicate."

• August 20: The video for "Look What You Made Me Do" was nominated for 3 MTV Video Music Awards inlcuding Best Visual Effects, Best Editing, and Best Art Direction.

• September 15: Taylor topped the Billboard Adut Contemporary chart with "Delicate."

• December 31: Taylor topped the Billboard 2018 Year-End Chart Toppers as the Top Overall Artist - Female and Top Pop Billboard 200 Album Artist - Female, and with the Top Pop Billboard 200 Album and Top Digital Album (reputation).

# 11 Singles Artist of the Year

• February 10: Taylor was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album (reputation).

• May 4: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with help from Brendon Urie with "Me!"
• May 11: Taylor hit the Top 10 with help from Brendon Urie with "Me!"
• May 11: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart with help from Brendon Urie with "Me!"

• June 22: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "You Need To Calm Down"
• June 29: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart with "You Need To Calm Down"
• June 30: Big Machine, the former label of Taylor, was sold to Scooter Braun's company which gave him control over her back catalog. Swift accused Braun of bullying her and set out to re-record all her old albums to devalue his purchase.

• July 6: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "You Need To Calm Down"

• August 23: Taylor released her next LP Lover.
• August 26: The video for "You Need To Calm Down" won 2 MTV Video Music Awards including Video of the Year and Video For Good, and was nominated for Song of the Year, Best Pop Video, Best Direction, Best Art Direction, and Best Editing. The video for "Me!" won for Best Visual Effects (Loris Paillier & Lucas Salton) and was nominated for Best Collaboration and Best Cinematography.
• August 31: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart with "Lover."

• September 5: Taylor topped the UK LP chart with Lover.
• September 7: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Lover."
• September 7: Taylor topped the Billboard 200 LP chart, Album Sales chart, and Digital Albums chart with Lover.
• September 27: Lover was certified platinum.

• October 5: Taylor performed "Lover" and "False God" on Saturday Night Live.

• November 2: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Lover."
• November 24: Taylor won 5 American Music Awards including Artist of the Year, Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist, Favorite Pop/Rock Album (Lover), Music Video of the Year ("You Need To Calm Down"), and Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist. Taylor was named 'Artist of the Decade'.

• December 31: Taylor topped the Billboard 2019 Year-End Chart Toppers with the Top Digital Album and Top Album Sales (Lover).

# 19 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 26: Taylor was nominated for 3 Grammy Awards including Song of the Year (awarded to the songwriter) ("Lover"), Best Pop Solo Performance ("You Need To Calm Down"), and Best Pop Vocal Album (Lover).

• February 8: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "The Man."
• February 15: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart with "Only The Young" which was featured in the Miss Americana documentary about Taylor.

• March 13: Lover was certified 2x platinum.

• April: Taylor announced all live performances and appearances have been cancelled for the remainder of 2020 due to the coronavirus.

• July 24: Taylor unexpectedly released folklore.

• August 1: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "cardigan."
• August 8: Taylor topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart, Digital Song Sales chart, and (yes we're serious, the Rock & Alternative Songs chart with "cardigan."
• August 8: Taylor topped the Billboard 200 LP chart, Album Sales chart, and Alternative Albums chart with "cardigan."
• August 30: The video for "The Man" won a MTV Video Music Award for Best Direction (which went to her direction of the video), and was nominated for Video of the Year and Video for Good. The video for "Lover" was nominated for Best Pop Video and Best Art Direction.

• October 26: folklore was certified platinum.

• November 22: Taylor won 3 American Music Awards including Artist of the Year (folklore), Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist, and Music Video of the Year ("cardigan"), and was nominated for Favorite Pop/Rock Album (folklore).
• November 27: Taylor released the live LP folklore: the long pond studio sessions from the Disney+ special.

• December 11: Taylor released another LP - evermore.
• December 19: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Willow."
• December 24: Taylor topped the UK LP chart with evermore.
• December 26: Taylor topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart, Digital Songs Sales chart, and Rock & Alternative Songs chart with "Willow."
• December 26: Taylor topped the Billboard 200 LP chart, Album Sales chart, and Alternative Albums chart with evermore.
• December 31: Taylor topped the Billboard 2020 Year-End Chart Toppers as the Top Overall Artist - Female, Top Pop Billboard 200 Album Artist - Female, Top Albums Sales Artist, and Top Rock & Alternative Songs Artist, and with the Top Albums Sales and Top Alternative Album (folklore).

# 26 Singles Artist of the Year

• February 27: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Song Sales chart and Country Songs chart with "Love Story (Taylor's Version)."

• March 14: Taylor won a Grammy Award for Album of the Year, and was nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album (folklore), Song of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance ("cardigan"), Best Pop Duo/Group Performance "Exile" with Bon Iver), and Best Song Written for Visual Media ("Beautiful Ghosts"). She became the first female artist to win Album of the Year three times.

• April 9: Taylor released Fearless (Taylor's Version) - the first of her LPs to be re-recorded.
• April 15: Taylor topped the UK LP chart with Fearless (Taylor's Version).
• April 24: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Pop Songs chart with "Willow."
• April 24: Taylor topped the Billboard 200 LP chart, Album Sales chart, and Country Albums chart with Fearless (Taylor's Version).

• September 12: Taylor was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award for Artist of the Year and the video for "Willow" was nominated for Best Pop Video, Best Direction, and Best Art Direction.

• November 12: Taylor released Red (Taylor's Version).
• November 21: Taylor won 2 American Music Awards including Favorite Pop Female Artist and Favorite Pop Album (evermore), and was nominated for Artist of the Year.
• November 25: Taylor topped the UK LP chart with Red (Taylor's Version).
• November 27: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Message In A Bottle (Taylor's Version)."
• November 27: Taylor topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart, Digital Song Sales chart, and Country Songs chart with "All Too Well (Taylor's Version)."
• November 27: Taylor topped the Billboard 200 LP chart, Album Sales chart, and Country Albums chart with Red (Taylor's Version).

• December 31: Taylor topped the Billboard 2021 Year-End Chart Toppers chart as the Top Pop Billboard 200 Album Artist, Top Pop Billboard 200 Album Artist - Female, Top Albums Sales Artist, Top Alternative Artist, Top Alternative Albums Artist, and with the Top Album Sales and Top Alternative Album (evermore).

# 8 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 22: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "All Too Well (Taylor's Version)."

• February 19: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 helping out Ed Sheeran with "The Joker And The Queen."

• April 3: Taylor was nominated for a Grammy Award for Album of the Year (evermore).

• August 28: The video for "All Too Well (Taylor's Version)" won 2 MTV Video Music Awards for Video of the Year and Best Direction (for Taylor's directing), and was mominated for Best Editing, and Best Cinematography.

• October 19: Lover was certified 3x platinum, folklore was certified 2x platinum, and evermore was certified platinum.
• October 21: Taylor released Midnights.
• October 28: Taylor topped the UK LP chart with Midnights.
• October 29: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Anti-Hero."

• November 3: Taylor topped the UK Singles chart with "Anti-Hero."
• November 5: Taylor made history by claiming the entire Top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart led by "Anti-Hero" at #1.
• November 5: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart with "Question...?"
• November 5: Taylor topped the Billboard 200 LP chart and Album Sales chart with Midnights.
• November 12: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Anti-Hero."
• November 19: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Lavender Haze."
• November 19: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart with "Anti-Hero."
• November 20: Taylor won 6 American Music Awards including Artist of the Year, Favorite Pop Female Artist, Favorite Pop Album and Favorite Country Album (Red (Taylor's Version)), Music Video of the Year ("All Too Well (Taylor's Version)"), and Favorite Country Female Artist.
• November 30: Midnights was certified 2x platinum.

• December 3: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Pop Airplay chart with "Anti-Hero."
• December 24: Taylor hit #1 for 5 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Anti-Hero."
• December 24: Taylor topped the Billboard Pop Airplay chart with "Anti-Hero."
• December 31: Taylor topped the Billboard Radio Songs chart with "Anti-Hero."
• December 31: Taylor topped the Billboard 2022 Year-End Chart Toppers as the Top Overall Artist - Female, Top Pop Billboard 200 Album Artist, Top Pop Billboard 200 Album Artist - Female, and Top Albums Sales Artist

# 1 Singles Artist of the Year (# 1 Female Artist of the Year)

• January 7: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Lavender Haze."

• February 5: Taylor won a Grammy Award for Best Music Video ("All Too Well (Taylor's Version)"), and was nominated for Song of the Year (awarded to the songwriter) ("All Too Well (Taylor's Version)"), Best Country Song (awarded to the songwriter) ("I Bet You Think About Me (Taylor's Version)"), and Best Song Written for Visual Media (awarded to the songwriter) ("Caroline").

• March 25: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart with "Anti-Hero."

• April 8: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "All Of The Girls You Loved Before."
• April 29: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Karma."

• May 27: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Karma."

• June 10: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart with "Hits Different."
• June 17: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Cruel Summer." The song from an earlier LP gained more interest when it was performed on her tour frequently.

• July 1: Taylor hit #1 for 4 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Karma."
• July 7: Taylor released Speak Now (Taylor's Version).
• July 14: Taylor topped the UK LP chart with Speak Now (Taylor's Version).
• July 15: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Cruel Summer."
• July 22: Taylor topped the Billboard 200 LP chart, Album Sales chart, and Country Albums chart with Speak Now (Taylor's Version).
• July 22: Taylor topped the Billboard Pop Airplay chart with "Karma."
• July 29: Taylor hit #1 for 8 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Cruel Summer."
• July 29: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Pop Airplay chart with "Karma."

• August 5: Taylor topped the Billboard Pop Airplay chart with "Cruel Summer."
• August 26: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Pop Airplay chart with "Cruel Summer."

• September 12: The video for "Anti-Hero" won MTV Video Music Awards for Video of the Year, Best Pop Video, Best Visual Effects. Best Cinematography, and Best Direction (which was Taylor herself), and was nominated for Best Editing. Taylor also won for Artist of the Year, Song of the Year ("Anti-Hero"), Album of the Year (Midnights), and Show of the Year.

• October 7: Taylor topped the Billboard Radio Songs chart with "Cruel Summer."
• October 27: 1989 (Taylor's Version) was released
• October 28: Taylor topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart and Digital Songs chart with "Cruel Summer."

• November 3: Taylor topped the UK LP chart with 1989 (Taylor's Version).
• November 11: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Is It Over Now?"
• November 11: Taylor topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart with "Is It Over Now?"
• November 11: Taylor topped the Billboard 200 LP chart and Album sales chart with 1989 (Taylor's Version).

• December: Taylor was named Person of the Year by Time magazine.
• December: Taylor's 'Eras Tour' became the first tour to top $1 billion.
• December 2: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "Is It Over Now?"
• December 9: Taylor topped the Billboard Digital Songs chart with "You're Losing Me."
• December 31: Taylor topped the Billboard 2023 Year-End Chart Toppers as the Top Overall Artist, Top Overall Artist - Female, Top Pop Billboard 200 Album Artist, Top Pop Billboard 200 Album Artist - Female, Top Radio Songs Artist, Top Pop Airplay Songs Artist, Top Digital Song Sales Artist, Top Albums Sales Artist, Top Country Artist - Female, Top Alternative Albums Artist, Top Adult Contemporary Artist, Top Adult Pop Airplay Artist, and Top Dance/Mix Show Airplay Artist, and with the Top Digital Song Sales ("Anti-Hero"), Top Album Sales (Midnights), and Top Alternative Album (folklore).

• January 27: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart with "Cruel Summer."

• February 4: Taylor won 2 Grammy Awards including Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album (Midnights), and was also nominted for Record of the Year, Best Pop Solo Performance, and Song of the Year (awarded to the songwriter) ("Anti-Hero"), and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance ("Karma" with Ice Spice).

• March 16: Taylor hit #1 for 2 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Is It Over Now?"
• March 16: Taylor topped the Billboard Pop Airplay chart and Adult Pop Airplay chart with "Is It Over Now?"

• April 19: Taylor released what turned out to be a double LP The Tortured Poets Department.
• April 26: Taylor topped the UK LP chart with The Tortured Poets Department.
• April 27: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with help from Post Malone with "Fortnight."

• May 2: Taylor topped the UK Singles chart with help from Post Malone with "Fortnight."
• May 4: Taylor topped the Billboard 200 LP chart and Album Sales chart with The Tortured Poets Department.
• May 4: Taylor hit the Top 10 with help from Post Malone with "Fortnight."
• May 4: Taylor topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart and Digital Song Sales chart with help from Post Malone with "Fortnight."

• June 22: Taylor topped the Billboard Adult Pop Airplay chart with help from Post Malone with "Fortnight."

• July 27: Taylor hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "I Can Do It With A Broken Heart."

• August 7: Three concert appearances were cancelled after two individuals were arrested for allegedly planning a terror attack.

• September 9: Taylor hit the Top 10 with "I Can Do It With A Broken Heart."
• September 11: The video for "Fortnight" won 3 MTV Video Music Awards for Video of the Year, Best Art Direction, Best Editing, and Best Collaboration, and was nominated for Song of the Year, Best Direction, Best Visual Effects, and Best Cinematography. Taylor also won for Artist of the Year and Best Pop.

• February 2: Taylor was nominated for 6 Grammy Awards including Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album (The Tortured Poets Department), Record of the Year, Song of the Year (awarded to the songwriter) and Best Music Video ("Fortnight" with Post Malone), and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance ("us." with Gracie Abrams).

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