Taylor Swift is a feminist, and she uses her music to fight sexism in a variety of ways. She’s also a great writer, and her lyrics can be powerful and often controversial.

This is especially true for her songs about men. Her biggest hit, "Reputation," was about a man who used to date Taylor, and she had a lot to say about it.

One of the most important aspects of this song is its ability to draw parallels between Taylor’s situation and women everywhere. It’s a universal story, and it’s something that’s hard to get out of your head.

The lyric “fuck the patriarchy keychain” might be jarring at first, but it’s an excellent reminder of how deeply ingrained patriarchy is in our society. A lifetime of sexist ideas have taught us that men can do whatever they want without any consequences.

While the exact origin of this line remains unknown, it is a phrase that’s been around for a long time. Google Trends can’t give you the precise year it was coined, but it does tell you when people started getting enough interest in it to do a large amount of research.

If you’re familiar with the story behind this song, then you know that it’s about a guy who Taylor dated in 2010. It was about three months, and she broke up with him on her 21st birthday.

She hasn’t confirmed that the song is about Jake, but there are plenty of hints that it might be. In addition to his age gap, Gyllenhaal allegedly cheated on Swift, so it’s likely that this is how the song was inspired.