Taylor Swift, one of the pop icon's writers, is now a famous pop star in the world.
However, Taylor Swift's tweet sparked discussion on social media after a video revealed the bizarre way Taylor Swift holds a pen.
Have you ever noticed the way she holds a pen?
Because Taylor Swift is one of the most prominent figures in the music industry, her pen-holding method has become a topic of discussion on social media.
In the viral video on social media, the online community has certainly focused on the bizarre way Taylor Swift holds a pen.
In the video, the focus of attention has been Swift's music video for the hit song 'Anti-Hero,' the leading single from her 'Midnights' album.
In the video, Swift was seen writing on a notepad while one of her alter-egos directed attention to a chalkboard displaying the words, 'Everyone will betray you.'
Although the scene is rich with various elements, fans couldn't help but observe the unconventional way the 'Shake it Off' singer grips the pen.
While the conventional method involves holding a pen or pencil between the thumb and index finger, Swift opts for a distinctive approach—clenching the pen between her index and middle fingers.
This seemingly uncomfortable technique has stirred widespread interest among internet users, although it suits Swift's preferences.
Numerous users discuss the bizarre way Taylor Swift holds a pen.
Several users admitted that the way Taylor Swift holds a pen is very strange, while some others claimed that her way of holding a pen is related to her body and habits.
One person said: My hand surgeon always held his pen like that. If you write a lot, it’s more comfortable and causes less stress on your fingers.
A second wrote: My mom held her pen like that. It helps reduce fatigue in the hands when writing in shorthand. I learned it from my mom growing up.
While a third commented: Elementary teacher and OT Junkie over here!! That's an adaptive tripod grip. It's perfect for those who have hypermobility of the finger joints and/or low muscle tone. She probably learned how to grasp her pencil like this at a young age and it just stuck with her.
Someone else said: I had students in my class hold a pencil the same way. No matter how much I changed it, they kept changing it back. Children hold pencils the way they are comfortable. There is nothing wrong with Taylor. If anything, she is smart and talented. She can hold it any way she wants.
Before, a viral video on TikTok where a woman made a shocked reveal about Taylor Swift.
A woman known as Jessica McLane, who is now 30 and goes by @jessicamclane, made a shocking revelation about Taylor Swift.
In the viral video on TikTok, Jessica McLane said she attended Hendersonville High School in Nashville, Tennessee, where Taylor also used to study. She explained in the video that when she was a freshman in 2006, the pop star was a junior.
In the video, she revealed that she went to the same high school as Taylor Swift, leaving several users shocked after posting a video that quickly went viral on social media.
In the footage, she reveals that when Taylor Swift became a superstar, numerous students "hated" her because they were 'jealous' when she started to achieve her music success.
Jessica claimed in the video that most people in school hated her; in fact, her peers aren't, like, just random people on the internet.
Jessica continued: 'There were not a lot of people in high school who had nice things to say about her ... There were general rumors about her being b***hy. [People would say], "She said this; she said that she was mean."
The success Taylor achieved left a number of classmates who hated her In the video, Jessica explained to her followers that numerous fellow students were actively attempting to establish themselves in the industry, so they extremely hated Taylor.
The success Taylor achieved stirred envy among those who did not find similar success.
The video quickly went viral on social media, sparking debate among viewers.
One person said: The best revenge for your haters and naysayers is....success. And she showed you all that in spades
A second wrote: I’ve heard most classmates feel she lied about high school and that she was actually popular. Then people hated her after her songs came out.
While a third commented: I’ve never really bothered with TW, but I respect what she pulled on you guys.
Now, the video is continuing to spark discussion on social media.
