Taylor Swift now has more than 50 million subscribers on YouTube

Taylor Swift has reached another huge milestone: she is now only the eighth artist to have more than 50 million subscribers on her official YouTube channel. Swift's "Anti-Hero" reached No. 8 on YouTube's U.S. Top Songs list this week, thanks in part to her #TSAntiHeroChallenge on YouTube Shorts.

Furthermore, the song charted in over 20 countries, including Australia (No. 2), Canada (No. 3), and the United Kingdom (No. 9).
Taylor Swift's massive popularity caused a major headache this week for Ticketmaster, whose online platform was overwhelmed by fan demand for tickets to the singer's Eras Tour. The company said on Thursday that a flood of bot attacks and fans without presale codes, combined with 3.5 million preregistered fans, had overwhelmed its systems. Ticketmaster said it sold more than 2 million tickets for Swift's Eras Tour on November 15, a single-day record for an individual artist. Ticketmaster's problems with Swift tour sales have renewed calls from lawmakers for the government to address the company's monopolistic grip on the industry.




Swift joins only seven other music artists on YouTube who has more than 50 million subscribers: Blackpink; BangtanTV, the channel for K-pop group BTS, Justin Bieber, Marshmello; Eminem, Ed Sheeran and Ariana Grande.

FAQs:

1. Who is Taylor Swift?
   Taylor Swift is a singer-songwriter from the United States. Her music career spans in multiple genres, and her narrative song writing, which is frequently inspired by her personal life, has garnered critical acclaim and widespread media attention.
2. Why did Taylor Swift not receive a Grammy nomination?
   Albums have to be released by September 30 to be nominated for the 2023 award event. Swift's 10th studio album, "Midnights," was released on October 21.