Days After Thrashing Critics, Millie Bobby Brown Advocates for Taylor Swift and Her ‘Magic’

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Millie Bobby Brown

has never hidden her admiration for Taylor Swift

, proudly declaring herself a hardcore Swiftie while attending the singer’s Eras Tour concerts and weaving Swift’s lyrics into her social media posts. From dancing in stadium crowds to quoting song snippets in captions, Brown’s fandom is as public as it is passionate. Her advocacy for Swift’s artistry resurfaced in a new context recently, spotlighting her unwavering support for the singer’s creative process and the values it represents to fans worldwide.

Brown’s support took center stage in an unlikely arena- one that pitted her against a Hollywood heavyweight in a debate about music, legacy, and magic.

Millie Bobby Brown champions Taylor Swift’s intentional album crafting

During a Netflix promotional interview for The Electric State

, Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt debated modern music consumption. Pratt suggested artists no longer prioritize album sequencing due to streaming services like Spotify, where listeners shuffle tracks. Brown countered the same, asserting that Taylor Swift deliberately arranges her albums from start to finish, calling it an intentional creative choice.

Brown emphasized that “true Swifties

” would respect Swift’s track order to preserve the intended experience. The debate underscored Swift’s reputation for embedding thematic cohesion in albums like ‘Folklore’ and ‘Midnights,’ the latter of which Brown has cited as her personal favorite

. Pratt acknowledged streaming’s impact but conceded that Swift’s approach defies trends.

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Millie Bobby Brown’s defense of Taylor Swift’s album artistry aligns with her dedication to The Electric State

, a sci-fi epic featuring a star-studded cast.

Millie Bobby Brown’s The Electric State: A retro-futuristic quest for family

Directed by the Russo brothers, The Electric State

will star Millie Bobby Brown as Michelle, an orphaned teenager in a retro-futuristic 1990s America. After a catastrophic conflict between humans and robots, Michelle embarks on a perilous journey across the American West to find her missing brother. She is joined by Chris Pratt’s smuggler character, Keats, and a mysterious toy robot named Cosmo. Together, they uncover a mechanical scheme threatening the remnants of society.

The film’s ensemble cast includes Ke Huy Quan as Dr. Amherst (and the voice of P.C.), Stanley Tucci as Ethan Skate, and Giancarlo Esposito as Colonel Marshall Bradbury. Woody Norman plays Michelle’s brother, Christopher. Brown serves as lead actor, cementing her transition into influential Hollywood roles. Her hands-on involvement aligns with her advocacy for intentional storytelling, a theme echoed in her defense of Taylor Swift’s album craftsmanship.

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