28-year-old arrested for morphing Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani s face in Taylor Swift song
The morphed video that became viral on social media used a popular Taylor Swift song I Knew You Were Trouble in this video
BusinessToday.In | April 14, 2021 | Updated 16:01 IST
Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani
Surat crime branch arrested a 28-year-old resident Kishan Rupani for allegedly morphing Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani onto a song video by the famous American pop star Taylor Swift. He also shared the video on his social media. The 28-year-old was, however, released on bail after the Surat crime branch registered a case and recorded his statement.
It s time to manifest another Julia Gillard misogyny speech. - by Catie Powers 07 Apr 2021
When it comes to men, the bar is well and truly on the floor.
Just think about the number of times your friend has said something along the lines of, “this guy I’m talking to is so perfect… when I talk, he listens”, to which you have to reply, “um, yeah sis, as he should… that’s literally the bare minimum”.
But while men can get away with doing the absolute least without anyone batting an eyelid, women on the other hand are held to an almost impossible standard.
Everywhere you look on the internet there are many pictures, videos, and witty captions of goats of all breeds and sizes. We have all seen the infamous YouTube video of goat sounds harmoniously blended with Taylor Swift’s hit song, “I Knew You Were Trouble.” Once people discovered the entertainment value, they couldn’t help but join in on the party. Wired UK declared 2013 “The Year of the Goat.” In response to that, Nerve.com recognized what seemed to be a “herd mentality” of people falling head over hooves with goat memes and videos. I, for one, am a true fan of this phenomenon.
Two physicists developed an algorithm to analyze Taylor Swift s emotions in each of her songs.
The analysis was published on April 1, and the paper is meant as a joke but the science is real.
A total of nine hours, 43 minutes, and six seconds of music were analyzed by the pair.
Two physicists from the University of Chicago released an in-depth report on Thursday outlining an algorithm that they developed to analyze 149 Taylor Swift songs to decode the award-winning singer s emotions over the past 14 years.
The report, titled I Knew You Were Trouble: Emotional Trends in the Repertoire of Taylor Swift, was published on arXiv, a prominent online repository for papers on math, science, and artificial intelligence. And despite the fact that it was released on April Fools Day, the research and data that went into this paper are real.
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We all have a song that we love that is a tad cheesy. Despite that, we’d love some of the hottest talent around to cover one of our guilty pleasure songs live. From the big names to the up-and-coming, our writers cover what they’d love to see performed and by who!
Taylor Swift – ‘Potential Breakup Song’
Aly & AJ’s ‘Potential Breakup Song’ is already a tune by itself; play that anywhere and you’ll get everyone dancing along. It’s the perfect ‘screw you’ song to all those terrible exes the majority of us have. That’s why I think it would be the PERFECT song for breakup song queen, Taylor Swift. Can you imagine the power of Taylor singing this song, especially in a concert setting? Unbeatable. It fits in perfectly with her already great roster of breakup songs, from ‘We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together’, to ‘Bad Blood’, to ‘I Knew You Were Trouble’… the list goes on. Not to mention, its blatancy