Boobirds Come for Taylor Swift in Cautionary Tale About Superstardom

It’s wise to learn from Chicago Bulls star, Michael Jordan, who avoided partisanship, saying, “Republicans buy sneakers, too.”

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Taylor Swift reacts to jeers at the Super Bowl, as she is displayed on a large screen above the audience. Via YouTube

With Super Bowl boobirds ringing in her ears, Taylor Swift’s transformation from “Miss Americana” to a polarizing figure is cresting. Expect the taunting to follow the 35-year-old winner of over 300 awards, validating her initial reluctance to enter the political fray — and, yet again, warning about the price of fame.

The Chicago Bulls star, Michael Jordan, avoided partisanship, saying, “Republicans buy sneakers, too.” Some of the boos that rained on Ms. Swift are rooted in politics. Some are due to her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, of the Kansas City Chiefs. A lot of the grousers are just mean kids who dislike the pretty and popular ones.

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