The Swift Review

The Swift Review

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The Swift Review episodes

  • Should've Said No

    Kayla and Bri are chatting about travels, summer dates, birthday traditions.


    Is Should've Said No an always play song for you?


    We want to hear your thoughts, too! Share with us on TikTok and Instagram @TheSwiftReview

    25 min
  • No Body, No Crime

    Kayla and Bri are back and they're yapping about No Body, No Crime, long walks, long trips, and the Olive Garden.


    Is No Body, No Crime an always play song for you?


    We want to hear your thoughts, too! Share with us on TikTok and Instagram @TheSwiftReview

    21 min
  • The Bolter

    This week Kayla and Bri are yapping about The Bolter, avoidant attachment styles, traveling, and therapy.


    Is The Bolter and always play song for you?


    We want to hear your thoughts, too! Share with us on Tiktok and Instagram @TheSwiftReview

    19 min
  • Blank Space

    Kayla and Bri yap about slow Sunday mornings and do a deep dive into Blank Space.


    Do you agree that this is an always play song?


    We want to hear your thoughts, too! Share with us on TikTok and Instagram @TheSwiftReview

    22 min
  • I Think He Knows

    Kayla and Bri yap about how they decided to start The Swift Review and then do a deep dive into I Think He Knows.

    Do you agree that this is an always play song?

    We want to hear your thoughts too! Share with us on TikTok and Instagram @TheSwiftReview

    16 min
  • Trailer

    Kayla & Bri, your newest Swiftie besties, are diving deep into every era, in The Swift Review. We are going song by song to recount our favorites and yapping along the way.

    Grab your friendship bracelets and tune in Bestie! Don't forget to join in the conversation on socials @theswiftreview.

    1 min

About The Swift Review

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Your two new Swiftie besties, Kayla and Bri, are diving deep into every era, relistening to your favorites Taylor Swift songs, and talking way too much about it. The Swift Review feels like a voice…