Stream Your Faves! Taylor Swift's ENTIRE Music Video Collection Drops on Spotify!
Taylor Swift's complete music video catalog, comprising 58 visuals from her 2006 debut to her latest album, is now available on Spotify for premium subscribers. Fans can enjoy her VMA-winning and Billboard-charting videos across various devices, with a dedicated playlist for easy access. This move provides Swifties with a new centralized platform to experience her iconic visual work.
Taylor Swift's extensive catalog of music videos, spanning from her debut visual for "Tim McGraw" in 2006 to those accompanying her most recent album,
The Life of a Showgirl, is now comprehensively available on Spotify. The streaming service officially announced on Wednesday, September 16, that the pop superstar's full collection of music videos had been added to the app for premium subscribers.
This new accessibility extends beyond mobile devices, allowing users to watch Swift's videos via Spotify on their desktop web browsers and television sets. Fans have the flexibility to choose their preferred consumption mode, easily switching between audio and video by clicking the respective "Switch to audio" or "Switch to video" options.
Swift boasts a total of 58 official music videos, which Spotify has thoughtfully compiled into a dedicated playlist for her fanbase, known as Swifties, to readily browse.
Among these numerous visuals, five have achieved the prestigious Video of the Year award at the VMAs: "Bad Blood," "You Need to Calm Down," "All Too Well: The Short Film," "Anti-Hero," and "Fortnight" featuring Post Malone. This impressive achievement sets a new record for the most wins in this category by any artist.
The 14-time Grammy winner's very latest videos, not including the visual for "I Knew It, I Knew You" which is described as a montage of Toy Story 5 scenes (also on Spotify), are for the Billboard Hot 100-topping singles from her album The Life of a Showgirl: "The Fate of Ophelia" and "Opalite."
Notably, the video for "Opalite" has been available on Spotify since its release in February, as Swift chose to jointly premiere the visual on both the Spotify platform and Apple Music. This timing is significant, as it occurred less than a month after YouTube views on music videos ceased to count toward Billboard chart placements.
This policy change followed YouTube's December announcement that it would no longer submit data to Billboard charts, a decision made in response to Billboard's updated methodology which weighed paid or subscription streams even more favorably than ad-supported streams. Swifties can now conveniently peruse all 58 of her music videos directly on Spotify.
Stream Your Faves! Taylor Swift's ENTIRE Music Video Collection Drops on Spotify!