In London, the Victoria and Albert Museum recruits a Taylor Swift specialist

In London, being a Taylor Swift fan can pay big dividends. The Victoria and Albert Museum is recruiting a “superfan” of the singer to “rejuvenate its audience”. The lucky one will be one of five advisors that the museum appoints to “help learn more about our collection at the V

This announcement precedes Taylor Swift's European tour, which will be in London twice, from June 21 to 23 and August 15 and 17. The aim is therefore to obtain information “on the culture and crafts around friendship bracelets and souvenirs” which concern the singer. As the position is vacant, the successful candidate will be paid at the mission and will receive an annual membership card to the V

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Although these positions may seem far-fetched, they are nonetheless relevant. In recent years, Taylor Swift has become an international pop phenomenon. And between his XXL tour and his latest Grammy Awards, his name is on everyone's lips. Last summer, in Belgium, the 34-year-old singer even became a literary reference. From the next school year, students of the master's degree in English Language and Literature at Ghent University will have the opportunity to study his texts in a course entitled “Literature (Taylor's Version)”, an obvious reference to the titles of his re-recorded albums. A few days later, the streaming platform Spotify announced her as “the first female artist in the history of the platform to reach 100 million monthly listeners”.