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Eyes Open: Taylor Swift and the Philosophy of Easter Eggs
Taylor Swift is (among other things) famous for her ingenious way of hiding announcements and references, and is known to hide these Easter eggs in almost everything she does and creates. Her fanbase is renowned for thoroughly unraveling and discussing these shrouded mysteries. This chapter investigates the nature of Easter eggs, why they are so intriguing, and what causes Swifties to spend hours trying to find and interpret them. It discusses the parasocial relationships that occur between fans and Taylor Swift, as well as the relationships among Swifties, turning them into a community that can provide a sense of belonging and a way to develop their own identities.
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