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Taylor Swift Mashed Up Her Rumored Joe Jonas-Inspired Songs & Fans Are Loving It

Swift dated Jonas between July and October of 2008.

Taylor Swift performs onstage during "Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour" at Rogers Centre on Nov. 14, 2024 in Toronto, Ontario.

Taylor Swift performs onstage during "Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour" at Rogers Centre on Nov. 14, 2024 in Toronto, Ontario.

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Taylor Swift is perfectly fine with subtly teasing her ex-boyfriend, Joe Jonas.

Swift dated Jonas between July and October of 2008, and the relationship infamously ended when he broke up with the “Anti-Hero” star through a very quick phone call — a move Swift publicly shaded during a 2008 appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.


A number of tracks on her album Fearless are believed to be about Jonas, including “Forever & Always” and her recent Taylor’s Version from the vault track, “Mr. Perfectly Fine.” Additionally, her Speak Now hit “Better Than Revenge” is widely thought to be about how quickly Jonas moved on to date actress Camilla Belle after their relationship, though Swift has never publicly confirmed it.

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That’s why when the multi-Grammy winner performed a mashup of “Mr. Perfectly Fine” and “Better Than Revenge” during her Eras Tour’s fourth night at the Rogers Centre in Toronto, Canada, Swifties flooded social media with hilarious reactions to what appeared to be a strategically chosen pair of songs aimed at Jonas. “idk why taylor cooked joe jonas like that on a random thursday night but i’m sure he deserved it,” one fan joked on X.

See below for some of the best reactions to Swift’s “Mr. Perfectly Fine” and “Better Than Revenge” mashup below.

This article was first published by Billboard U.S.
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Brandon Isaak Tops Winners List at the First Edition of the Canadian Blues Music Awards: Full List of 2026 Winners

Held in Toronto on March 30, The CBMAs replace the Maple Blues Awards as the only national awards show for this genre. The decision was made after the former awards were criticized for lack of representation for Black artists.

Last night (March 30), the first edition of the Canadian Blues Music Awards (CBMAs) was held at the Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto. The big winner on the night was the Vancouver Island-based Brandon Isaak, who earned three awards – for blues song ("Walkin’ With The Blues"), electric blues recording (Walkin’ With The Blues) and blues guitarist of the year.

Another multiple winner was Steve Marriner, for blues producer of the year and harmonica player of the year (tied with Guy Bélanger in that category). On Saturday (March 28) in Hamilton, Marriner also won his first Juno, for blues album of the year (for Hear My Heart),

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