xpert has revealed the reasons why Taylor Swift&#8216;s popularity could be about to decline.
TikToker user bee.better.company explained the pop star&#8217;s popularity will eventually diminish as Swift &#8216;won&#8217;t be able to maintain her &#8220;girl next door image&#8221; for long&#8217;.
&#8216;As her fame and wealth skyrockets, it&#8217;s becoming increasing hard for her to relate to her fans and present this image [of being a friend to fans],&#8217; he explained.
&#8216;It&#8217;s sort of hard to maintain that everyday girl next door image when you&#8217;re existing in a life that is completely unattainable to the average person.&#8217;
&#8216;So as her fanbase grows up and start to understand these issues a little bit further, her image becomes harder and harder to maintain and they relate less and less and her personal brand declines.&#8217;
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A marketing expert has revealed the reasons why Taylor Swift&#8217;s popularity could be about to decline
The entrepreneur also said that she won&#8217;t be able to maintain her good image for long as negative stories will also eventually come out.
&#8216;Some of the darker stories she&#8217;s involved in get buried very effectively [because she is the most popular person at the moment] but as we&#8217;ve already started to see, the vase is cracking,&#8217; he continued.
&#8216;That&#8217;s why in my personal opinion I think her personal brand will only continue to decline at this point.&#8217;
It comes after Swift performed her final show in Sydney during the Aussie leg of her Eras Tour.
However, one fan has been slammed for singing loudly during the singer&#8217;s sold out show.
In footage shared to TikTok, a girl is heard shouting the lyrics to a song during night two at Accor stadium, and many agreed it was too much.
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TikToker user bee.better.company said the pop star&#8217;s popularity will eventually diminish as Swift &#8216;won&#8217;t be able to maintain her girl next door image for long&#8217;
&#8216;Don&#8217;t be selfish. Have concert etiquette please,&#8217; TikTok user lucjaz_kk wrote in their caption alongside the clip.
&#8216;I agree&#8230; sing, dance, have an amazing time but also have situational awareness and be respectful to those around you,&#8217; another TikTok user added in the comments.
&#8216;Concert etiquette is important but sometimes people don&#8217;t even realize how loud they&#8217;re being. In my concert vids I was loud af and I didn&#8217;t even realize,&#8217; one more said.
&#8216;Accidentally dropped my drink on one it worked,&#8217; teased yet another while one more person pointed out, &#8216;There is a huge difference between singing and obnoxiously screeching&#8217;.
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&#8216;As her fame and wealth skyrockets, it&#8217;s becoming increasing hard for her to relate to her fans and present this image [of being a friend to fans],&#8217; the Tiktok user explained
&#8216;People used to quietly sing along or lip synch to the songs because they were aware that people spend money to hear the artist sing, not them,&#8217; one more chimed in.
&#8216;A group of girls behind me did that and I turned around and asked them to please stop. Right at the beginning too, don&#8217;t regret it at alllll,&#8217; someone else wrote.
Not everyone agreed however with several pointing out that the fan paid for tickets and has a right to have fun.

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‘Taylor Swift’s popularity is about to decline – here’s why’