Taylor Swift Praises Backstreet Boys Remix Bridging 1997 and Present
Taylor Swift Praises Backstreet Boys Remix Bridging 1997 and Present

Taylor Swift Praises Backstreet Boys Remix Bridging 1997 and Present

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Taylor Swift’s song "Elizabeth Taylor" from her album "The Life of a Showgirl" has drawn attention for its similarity to the Backstreet Boys' 1997 hit "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)," both produced by Max Martin, leading fans to call it a recycled track. The similarity sparked a viral mashup by DJ LydGiggs, which Backstreet Boys member AJ McLean shared on Instagram, playfully acknowledging the crossover and prompting a warm response from Swift herself. This interaction delighted fans and encouraged calls for a formal collaboration, highlighting a friendly bond between Swift and McLean that has been noted over the years, including McLean's appreciation of Swift’s kindness towards his children. Despite criticism about originality on the new album, the mashup and their exchange have created a positive buzz, with fans enjoying the blend of nostalgic and contemporary pop. The phenomenon reflects ongoing discussions about sampling and originality in the music industry, especially when the same producer is involved in multiple hits. Overall, the event underscores Swift’s continued influence and the affectionate relationship between her and the Backstreet Boys.

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