This is an archive article published on November 19, 2021
‘You have the right to prove them wrong’: Taylor Swift
"I need you to hear me when I say there is no career path that comes free of negativity," the pop-star said.
Taylor Swift poses with the award for album of the year for "Folklore" at the 63rd annual Grammy Awards. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP) Arguably one of the most popular music artistes of the century, Taylor Swift is known for her smash hits All Too Well and Love story. But the singer is also a strong proponent of believing in oneself.
In an emotionally charged speech after receiving the BRIT Awards, the White Horse singer emphasised on having faith in one’s own capabilities. Watch the inspiring monologue here:
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“There are so many incredible new artists in this room tonight, and a lot of people watching who have goals and ambitions and dreams for themselves. I need you to hear me when I say there is no career path that comes free of negativity,” she said.