Taylor Swift’s new album receives low rating from critics

Taylor Swift’s new album receives low rating from critics

With the publication of The Encore, Taylor Swift, who is well-known for her chart-topping hits, made a comeback to the music industry.

Following her marriage to the love of her life, the 36-year-old singer returned, apparently not sitting right with the critics.

Despite the project’s record-breaking success and OG’s hype, Pitchfork awarded it a score of 4.0.

One fan commented on the platform’s poor rating, speculating that her “fans are still going to stream every track anyway. Critics can’t stop the numbers.”

Another X user expressed that “they should have literally zero credibility.” A third netizen apparently felt, saying, “Just seems like bullying at this point.”

Even after receiving a low rating from critics, the new album in her discography amassed more than 40 million plays.

On the other hand, fans of the Love Story crooner have been complimenting her release and streaming the track.

Additionally, she released the music video for The Patient Zero, starring Cara Delevingne, Colin Farrell, and Dakota Johnson.

An online story claimed that the image for the song is a warning from Taylor to her ex-boyfriend’s new girlfriend.

Before the Grammy winner emotionally connected with Travis Kelce and secretly tied the knot on July 3, both had a well-known relationship.

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