description willow - Taylor Swift Overview
Taylor Swift’s “willow” is a visually stunning music video accompanying her 2020 album *evermore*. The song blends indie-folk and electronic elements with themes of resilience and finding magic in unexpected places. Its intricate choreography and dreamlike imagery have resonated particularly with fans seeking introspective storytelling and artistic expression. It’s primarily for listeners who appreciate Swift's evolving musical style and cinematic music videos.
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willow - Taylor Swift ranks #94 of 116 in the Music Video ranking, behind Money for Nothing - Dire Straits, ahead of Scream - Michael Jackson & Janet Jackson.
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Does the “willow” video continue the story from “cardigan”?
Yes. It begins with Taylor Swift at the same piano seen at the end of the “cardigan” video, then sends her through its interior by following a glowing golden thread.
What does the golden string in the “willow” video represent?
The thread guides Swift through different times and settings until she reunites with a man played by dancer Taeok Lee. It also recalls “invisible string,” a song from her 2020 album folklore.
Who directed Taylor Swift’s “willow” video?
Taylor Swift directed the video herself. It arrived with evermore in December 2020, only months after folklore and the self-directed “cardigan” video.
Why are there witches dancing around a fire in “willow”?
The woodland circle visualizes the song’s enchanted, ritual-like atmosphere and led to official versions titled “dancing witch” and “lonely witch.” The scene is one stop in a larger journey that also includes a childhood tent, a glass enclosure, and a snowy forest.
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