Taylor Swift Breaks A Record Previously Held By Trump, And She Did It In Just An Hour
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Considering the president’s fragile ego, he likely won’t shake it off.
We’re sure there will be bad blood.
Taylor Swift has broken a record previously held by President Donald Trump.
On Wednesday, the Grammy winner appeared on the “New Heights” podcast hand-in-hand with her boyfriend and co-host Travis Kelce, as his older brother, Jason Kelce, interviewed Swift for a little over two hours.
The Daily Beast reports that 1.3 million viewers tuned to watch the podcast episode on YouTube within the first hour that it was online. The outlet notes that reps for the “Shake It Off” singer confirmed the number.
The figure trumps the record previously held by Trump. His appearance on the “Joe Rogan Experience” in October 2024 saw 800,000 people tune in within the first hour, according to CNN data analyst Harry Enten.
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