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The Swift Side of the Continent

The Swift Side of the Continent

By: Henry-Kendall
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 Chill vibes + music feels + black girl/boy soft life aesthetic “Where Afrobeats meets All Too Well”Henry-Kendall Music
Episodes
  • From Nashville to Naija: “Why Taylor Hits Different On The African Continent”

    From Nashville to Naija: “Why Taylor Hits Different On The African Continent”
    Feb 1 2026

    In this episode of The Swift Side of the Continent, we explore why Taylor Swift’s music resonates so deeply with African listeners. From heartbreak that sounds like home, to storytelling that mirrors African oral tradition, this episode breaks down how Taylor’s lyrics, eras, and emotional honesty feel surprisingly familiar across the continent.
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    15 mins
  • Rings, Records, AI & Unpopular Opinions

    Rings, Records, AI & Unpopular Opinions
    Sep 17 2025

    On this episode of The Swift Side of the Continent, we dive into the three hottest conversations in the Swiftie world right now: Taylor Swift’s engagement and what it means for her music, the anticipation and theories surrounding her twelfth studio album, and the unpopular opinions that stir up debates across the fandom. From the perspective of an African Swiftie, we’ll explore how culture shapes our reactions, why disagreements actually make the fandom richer, and what love, legacy, and loyalty look like when you’re on the Swift side of the continent.
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    31 mins
  • What if Taylor Swift Toured Africa?

    What if Taylor Swift Toured Africa?
    Jul 28 2025

    Exploring the fantasy and cultural fusion of Taylor Swift bringing her Eras Tour to Africa—imagining stadiums, setlists, fashion, events, and Swiftie culture across the continent.
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    22 mins
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