Who runs the world? Taylor Swift and Beyoncé, of course.
Gannett, the largest newspaper network in the United States, has posted a role to "report on the music, fashion and cultural and economic impact" of Beyoncé and Taylor Swift for USA Today and The Tennessean.
The biggest perk for Taylor and Beyoncé's reporters: They'll have to travel the world to follow the stars.
"Our role is to cover the people who run the world, impact our society, impact lives and create positive change," Gannett chief content officer Kristin Roberts said in a statement.
However, potential candidates will have to make a choice – either Taylor or Beyoncé. Both jobs are not meant to be done by a single journalist.
Two of the greatest female artists in history are exerting a huge force on the American economy. For example a Swiftie (Taylor fan) spends US$1,500 to attend a concert, including costs for tickets, hotels, flights and food. Beyoncé fans, the BeyHive, can spend as much as $1,800 for the total experience at the Renaissance tour concerts.
Overall, they boosted third-quarter U.S. gross domestic product by $5.4 billion. Policymakers, economists at big banks and financial market commentators are taking note of their impact.
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