In this follow-up episode, we’re digging deeper into the backlash not from her critics, but from her own fans. Even they’re beginning to see through the glitter, with bad reviews exposing just how hollow Taylor Swift really is. We’ll go over the myth that selling your body (whether through over-sexualized performances or outright pornographic album cover "art" choices) somehow translates to more success. Taylor may have thought shock value equals sales, but the evidence tells a very different story.

This is not empowerment, it’s just degradation.

The culture worships her, but should we? In this episode, we're discussing the spectacle surrounding Taylor Swift. She is not an artist to admire, but a symbol of what happens when celebrity idolatry, feminism, and vanity all collide. From her relentless overexposure to the strange obsession that blinds society to her faults, I'll unpack why Swift has become less of a singer and more of a (Satanic) showgirl, and why that’s a disaster for society at large.

Be careful not to idolize celebrities.

We are to glorify God alone.

In this episode of Uncommon Sense with Ginny Robinson, I further analyze the circumstances surrounding Charlie Kirk’s assassination and the subsequent (and obvious) coverup. I also address listener questions, offering my current perspectives on Donald Trump and the many, many challenges of modern dating. -___-

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