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Feb 28, 2024

You belong with me: Gen Z leads the Swiftie surge in Singapore's love story with the pop icon

As Taylor Swift gears up to spend the next 12 days in the Lion City, YouGov's new findings reveal that it's Gen Z, not millennials, who are truly in their Swiftie eras on all-things TayTay in 2024.

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