Minnesota sportscaster skillfully uses 46 different Taylor Swift song titles in recent broadcast

A Minnesota sportscaster showed off his Taylor Swift knowledge in an impressive way during a recent broadcast. Rather than drop a few lyrics into his report, he spouted off a few song titles.

Forty-six of them, to be exact.

KSTP TV’s Chris Long paid tribute to Swift bringing her Eras Tour to Minnesota by incorporating as many song titles into his broadcast as possible. He did a pretty good job of it.

“Wanna commemorate Taylor Swift’s weekend takeover of Minneapolis? If so, You Belong With Me. If not, You’re On Your Own Kid,” Long started. “Ready For It?”

Well, are you?

Can you catch all the Taylor Swift titles?

Over the course of his broadcast, Long covered everything from baseball to boxing and ARCA racing to track and field. Can you spot all the Swift song titles he incorporated into his report?

KSTP sports anchor @ChrisLongKSTP fits 45 @taylorswift13 song titles into his update pic.twitter.com/uKdbFzqvL1

— CJ Fogler account may or may not be notable (@cjzero) June 25, 2023

That was … impressive. Even if you’re not a fan of Swift, you have to tip your cap to this guy. He probably worked endlessly on this project.

In case you missed some, here’s the rundown of every Swift song title he used in his broadcast:

• You Belong with Me
• You’re on Your Own Kid
• Ready For It
• All too Well
• Cruel Summer
• Daylight
• Out of the Woods
• Goldrush
• Death by a Thousand Cuts
• Treacherous
• Red
• Fearless
• Shake it Off
• I Think He Knows
• Lavender Haze
• Clean
• Invisible String
• Mean
• Peace
• The Best Day
• Getaway Car
• End Game
• Soon You’ll Get Better
• Enchanted
• Holy Ground
• The Last Time
• The Last Great American Dynasty
• Bigger Than the Whole Sky
• The 1
• Welcome to New York
• Champagne Problems
• Bad Blood
• Mastermind
• Karma
• All You had to do is Stay
• Style
• Call it What You Want
• Haunted
• Mad Woman
• Sweet Nothing
• Wildest Dreams
• Long Story Short
• Blank Space
• Look What You Made Me Do
• It’s Time to Go
• Delicate