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Taylor Swift’s ‘Seven’ in Heartstopper

Taylor Swift's 'Seven' in Heartstopper

In a heartwarming gesture that highlights the power of art and representation, Taylor Swift has offered her song “Seven” from the 2020 album ‘Folklore’ for use in Netflix’s beloved LGBTQ series, Heartstopper. The song graces a pivotal moment in the show’s second season, a scene filled with sapphic love and absolute queer joy.

In the final episode of season two, characters Darcy and Tara share a tender moment during prom, confessing their love for each other for the first time. As their lips meet in a kiss, the dulcet tones of Swift’s “Seven” create an emotional resonance that perfectly complements the heartfelt exchange.

Matt Biffa, the show’s music supervisor, shared the heartwarming backstory on social media. Swift, moved by the beauty of the scene, granted permission for her song without demanding an exorbitant fee, defying commercial interests for the sake of art and representation.
Fans initially speculated that Netflix had increased the show’s budget to afford a song by the Grammy-winning artist. Biffa dispelled this notion, explaining that Swift found the scene beautiful, making the collaboration possible.

The inclusion of “Seven” in Heartstopper serves as a powerful reminder that sometimes, art transcends financial gain. In a world where money often takes precedence, this move by Swift and the creative minds behind the show underscores the importance of authentic storytelling and LGBTQ representation.

“Seven” originally appeared on Swift’s surprise 2020 album, ‘Folklore,’ quickly becoming a fan favorite. Its emotional depth and resonance make it the perfect soundtrack for a scene that celebrates love and joy within the LGBTQ community.

 


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