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Taylor Swift's close pal Ed Sheeran has landed in trouble after Macklemore was dropped from his tour amid the "Free Palestine" chant.
Following the Perfect singer statement addressing the situation, where he claimed that the decision to remove Macklemore from the tour was not his but the promoter's, four of his tour openers withdraw from his concert, highlighted their stance against genocide in Gaza.
While Taylor, who rarely makes any political statements publicly, has remained silent as her friend continue to receive backlash, in a rare moment she turned to her Instagram account to share an exciting news.
Taylor Swift's music videos available on Spotify
On Wednesday, September 16, the Blank Space hitmaker turned to her Instagram Stories to share a video featuring clips from all her music videos, starting from 2009's Our Song.
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The video was shared alongside a link, with the text, "Watch now on Spotify", revealing that all of Taylor's official music videos are now available on the platform.
"Now, for the first time, all 58 of Taylor’s videos are coming to Spotify, giving her fans the opportunity to dive deeper than ever into her catalog. From "Tim McGraw" to this year's star-studded "Opalite," her entire catalog of official music videos is now available to Premium users on Spotify," the Spotify blog read.
Spotify to bring back Eras-themed button animations
Sparking more excitement, Spotify shared that it's "bringing back the custom Eras-themed play and pause button animations across all of Taylor's catalog. When you listen to a song on Spotify, the play/pause button will be animated with visuals representative of each album".
Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran's friendship
Taylor and Ed share a close personal and professional bond, which goes back to 2012 when the Lover crooner wrote lyrics from Ed's song Lego House on her arm, prompting Ed to reach out.
