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Taylor Swift Makes Enchanting Entrance at Toy Story 5 Premiere
The song became the biggest country track of 2026 on Apple Music and set first-day streaming marks on three major platforms.
- Taylor Swift attended the world premiere of Toy Story 5 on Tuesday, June 9, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, four days after releasing her record-breaking track, I Knew It, I Knew You.
- Fulfilling a childhood dream, Swift penned the breezy lyrics specifically for cowgirl character Jessie with collaborator Jack Antonoff, saying, 'Writing this song felt like a musical departure and coming home at the same time.'
- On Friday, June 5, the song etched platform history, becoming the most-streamed country song in a single day by a female artist on Spotify while setting first-day records on Apple Music and Amazon Music.
- At the premiere, Swift wore a floral Erdem dress from the designer's 20th anniversary collection titled The Imaginary Conversation, styled to reference Jessie the Cowgirl. The film, featuring Woody and Buzz, opens in theaters on June 19.
- Beyond her musical contributions to the franchise, the Love Story songwriter faces more milestones this year, with a wedding to Travis Kelce anticipated in the coming months this summer, according to reports.
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The single, released on June 5, sparked a wave of reproductions that allowed it to break records in services such as Apple Music, Spotify and Amazon Music.
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