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Taylor Swift vs. Charli XCX: When “Actually Romantic” Met “Sympathy Is a Knife”

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In this solo mini-episode of Write Your Heart Out, host Kayla Ogden dives headfirst into the lyrical feud—or maybe flirtation?—between pop titans Taylor Swift and Charli XCX. With Taylor’s The Life of a Showgirl and Charli’s Brat still dominating playlists, Kayla unpacks the songs that set off a thousand think-pieces: “Actually Romantic” and “Sympathy Is a Knife.”

She breaks down the verses, tone, and writing style of each, tracing the messy, fascinating overlap of art, ego, and emotional honesty. Is Taylor’s diss playful or petty? Is Charli’s spiral self-aware or self-sabotaging? Kayla compares their craft—not just their conflict—and explores how two brilliant lyricists can write from the same moment in completely different emotional keys.

Whether you’re a Swiftie, a Brat, or just a writer obsessed with subtext, this episode is for you.

Please subscribe, rate and review!

New episodes every Wednesday.

E-mail us your short story at [email protected]

Follow us on instagram @writeyourheartoutpod

Leave us a message at 650-260-4885

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Content provided by Kayla Ogden & Rachel Cyr, Kayla Ogden, and Rachel Cyr. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Kayla Ogden & Rachel Cyr, Kayla Ogden, and Rachel Cyr or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

In this solo mini-episode of Write Your Heart Out, host Kayla Ogden dives headfirst into the lyrical feud—or maybe flirtation?—between pop titans Taylor Swift and Charli XCX. With Taylor’s The Life of a Showgirl and Charli’s Brat still dominating playlists, Kayla unpacks the songs that set off a thousand think-pieces: “Actually Romantic” and “Sympathy Is a Knife.”

She breaks down the verses, tone, and writing style of each, tracing the messy, fascinating overlap of art, ego, and emotional honesty. Is Taylor’s diss playful or petty? Is Charli’s spiral self-aware or self-sabotaging? Kayla compares their craft—not just their conflict—and explores how two brilliant lyricists can write from the same moment in completely different emotional keys.

Whether you’re a Swiftie, a Brat, or just a writer obsessed with subtext, this episode is for you.

Please subscribe, rate and review!

New episodes every Wednesday.

E-mail us your short story at [email protected]

Follow us on instagram @writeyourheartoutpod

Leave us a message at 650-260-4885

  continue reading

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