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Today is a Fairytale: Taylor Swift takes your questions on YouTube
Thursday, August 25, 2011
From
"Tim McGraw"
to
"Sparks Fly,"
Taylor Swift has won over fans worldwide with her vocal talent and songwriting skills. In addition to a tremendous fan following, Swift has racked up four Grammys, six CMT Music Awards, thirteen Teen Choice Awards and even the Academy of Country Music’s Entertainer of the Year award, joning the likes of Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton and The Dixie Chicks. And now she takes your questions on YouTube!
Ever wonder what it’s like to become a major pop star before you’re out of high school -- on the strength of your own songs? Whether you’re
cheer captain or on the bleachers
, Taylor wants to hear from you and she’s agreed to be
fearless
in answering!
Starting today, submit written or video queries on
Taylor Swift’s channel
, and she’ll answer the most popular ones as part of our
YouTube Presents
program. You have until noon on August 31 to submit your questions and vote on the ones you’d most like to see her answer.
YouTube Presents
is an ongoing program dedicated to bringing you live performances and interviews with your favorite artists. Upcoming
YouTube Presents
events will include artist interviews (with questions provided by the YouTube community), intimate performances at the YouTube offices, and live streams of music festivals.
Stay tuned for more
YouTube Presents
sessions this fall -- and watch the homepage to see Taylor’s Q&A, which we’ll post as soon as it’s uploaded.
Anna Richardson, Communications Manager, recently watched "
Our Song.
"
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