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folklore
An absolutely amazing Taylor Swift album. cardigan was the lead single and it came out only four and half months before evermore. It was a surprise album and probably wouldn't have come out if it weren't for COVID. So in a way, "thanks COVID," but not really because folklore and evermore are the only good things to come from it.
folklore by idk but umm yeah March 17, 2021
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Folklore
Folklore by fake E-GIRLS are the BEST March 28, 2021
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Folklore is the best album Taylor Swift has ever written. Folklore also won ALBUM OF THE YEAR AT THE 2021 GRAMMYS. Exactly, it's what she deserves.
Folklore ALBUM OF THE YEAR
Folklore by Kskahsjajakskska May 31, 2021
folklore fever
the sudden need to go into a forrest with a cardigan and a Polaroid camera and live your life as a somber woodland fairy
folklore fever by Hannah @claudiathelover August 30, 2020
folklore love triangle
The folklore love triangle is a romantic three way relationship between three fictional characters from taylor swifts eighth album, Folklore. The love triangle is prominent in the songs Betty, Cardigan, and August. The characters are Betty, the pretty and kind “popular” girl, James the skater dreamy love interest, and August the girl James cheated on Betty with in the ‘summer.’
Person: “What even is the folklore love triangle”
Swiftie: “This is my moment ..”
“Would you trust me if I told you it was just a summer thing.” -James in the song Betty
Swiftie: “This is my moment ..”
“Would you trust me if I told you it was just a summer thing.” -James in the song Betty
folklore love triangle by 100%gleek May 1, 2022
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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