Fuse's Taylor Swift Parody Video is a Funny Comeback for Thirty Somethings
Brandon Bastaldo — April 3, 2013 — Pop Culture
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If you're at all familiar with the teen-turned-adult pop sensation Taylor Swift, you know that this cute blonde songstress has a certain obsession with making songs about the luxuries of her young age, and so Fuse only thought it would be right to make this Taylor Swift parody video to humorously speak for all the thirty-somethings out there.
This Taylor Swift parody video mimics Swift's famous and happy-go-lucky track entitled '22' that is about the many party-related frustrations people her age experience. As an answer to Swift's cheeky song, Fuse's video talks about some of the harsh realities that being a thirty-year-old forces you to face.
Joking about bad investments, joining Weight Watchers and looking forward to going home after work, this Taylor Swift parody video makes being 22 look like a piece of cake.
This Taylor Swift parody video mimics Swift's famous and happy-go-lucky track entitled '22' that is about the many party-related frustrations people her age experience. As an answer to Swift's cheeky song, Fuse's video talks about some of the harsh realities that being a thirty-year-old forces you to face.
Joking about bad investments, joining Weight Watchers and looking forward to going home after work, this Taylor Swift parody video makes being 22 look like a piece of cake.
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