Swiftie and amateur Taylor Swift historian Mia Weinberger created an elaborate 55 page presentation to introduce her loved ones to all things Taylor Swift, which is now available to purchase on Etsy.
Mia Weinberger, 35-year-old filmmaker and Swiftie made an epic Powerpoint presentation to educate her mom on all things Taylor Swift.
The presentation, which is 55 pages long, breaks down every aspect of the singer’s lore – exes, eras, easter eggs, and more. The deck was initially created to educate Weinberger’s boyfriend Tom about Taylor Swift. Barb’s (her mother) version includes various multimedia elements, like YouTube links and even a crossword puzzle to test her mom’s newfound knowledge about the singer.
Weinberger posted the original version, Tom’s version, on Instagram and racked up over 2 million views, which prompted the idea to monetize her hard work. The latest version, which she dubbed “Swiftie University,” is available to buy on Etsy for the very specific and deliberate price of $13 (if you know, you know).
The Northwestern University grad first became a fan in 2017 during the Reputation era which is named after the Swift’s sixth studio album that includes songs like Look What You Made Me Do and is characterized by a darker aesthetic, including snake motifs, to signify a shift in the singer’s public image. Since then, Weinberger has become something of at Taylor Swift historian.
One Taylor Swift fan made a massive PowerPoint (
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Fans of Taylor Swift are famously known as “Swifties,” and are also known to dissect her every move, looking for hidden meaning or future song inspiration in the singer’s every move. Over the course of Swift’s 18 year career, fans have developed a deep and complicated “lore” that is hard to explain to a non-Swiftie, which is what makes the elaborate presentation such a genius idea. It’s finally all in one place – a crash course in all things Taylor Swift.
The “Swiftie University” presentation is customizable, with customers being able to fill in the blank for whoever’s “version” the presentation is going to be. Weinberger has sold 450 versions (and counting) of the presentation over the course of six weeks. She plans on updating the presentation as soon as the “Eras Tour” is over in December.
