Paste Magazine published a critical article about Taylor Swift's album, "The Tortured Poets Department", which questioned the singer's songwriting skills, and the magazine's management decided to delete the editor's name for security reasons.
What is said in this criticism?
In addition to Swift's songwriting skills, the anonymous editor also wrote about the song "Fortnight", Taylor's collaboration with Post Malone.
"It took a long time to get off the drug, but the effects are permanent. Swift's muse looks like satire. If she is the copywriter of the century, I suggest opening the schools. Here we hear the worst lyrics ever made. She doesn't even feel challenged to become better," the review reads.
After it was explained that the reason behind removing the name of the person behind the criticism was to protect him, people have reacted.
"Readers have the right to react and disagree with the work of the person who wrote it. "Everything you've included in the post is based on Taylor's personal life," wrote one commenter.
"Where is the comment article, this looks like a gossip article," wrote another.
"I do not agree with most of this criticism, but I respect the decision to protect the staff. They do not deserve to be persecuted for their opinions", continues a third.
We remind you that Taylor Swift's 11th album is the most discussed topic of the moment in the media and social networks.
