Big Taylor Swift Announcement Made on Friday
Best believe she's still bejeweled, when she walks in the room, she can still make the whole place shimmer.
Swifties uncovered some big news on Friday. Fans and tracking accounts on X quickly noticed the streaming total of Taylor Swift had gone up tremendously over the past few weeks.
According to @SwiftyRuza on X, Swift has been streamed over six billion times on Spotify in 2025 alone. The X user is known in the Swiftie community to post daily album updates, Spotify streams, charts and milestones of the Grammy-winning singer.
The "You Belong With Me" singer remains the most-streamed female artist this year, despite no new music in over a year. Her most recent project was "The Tortured Poets Department," which was released last April. Swift also wrapped her "Eras Tour" in December and has been keeping a relatively low profile this past year.
This news comes after it was announced that Swift crossed the five billion mark on April 12, meaning she pulled in over a billion additional streams in just three weeks.
Whether it's the angsty reflections of "Red," mourning your situationship breakup while listening to "The Tortured Poets Department," or being completely in love with your partner while listening to "Lover," there seems to be a Taylor Swift song for every emotion, experience and moment in life.
With a discography that spans nearly two decades of music, the 35-year-old singer offers a vast range of songs that listeners can stream and relate to. From her early country ballads in "Taylor Swift" and "Speak Now" to the upbeat pop anthems of "1989" to the indie folk vibes of "Folklore" and "Evermore," Swift's versatility makes her music resonate with fans across generations.
The six billion streams in 2025 alone speak volumes about both her global reach and her fans' dedication. Considering we're not even halfway through the year and still have eight months to go, that number is only going up from here.
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