Taylor Swift Breaks Podcast Record with 'New Heights' Appearance
Taylor Swift's New Heights podcast episode set a Guinness World Record with 1.3 million concurrent YouTube viewers and 20 million total views in two weeks.
- On Tuesday, Guinness World Records confirmed Taylor Swift's New Heights podcast appearance set a YouTube record with 1.3 million concurrent viewers.
- Ahead of the Aug. 13 episode, Taylor Swift teased fans with cryptic social media posts and used the New Heights podcast to unveil her 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl.
- The Aug. 13 episode has since drawn 20 million views on YouTube in less than two weeks and offered Swifties their first on-screen look at Swift and Travis Kelce's romance during the over-two-hour episode.
- With the milestone, Taylor Swift adds to her 80 Guinness World Records and ICON status, with another record chance when The Life of a Showgirl releases on Oct. 3.
- Industry analysts suggest the milestone highlights Taylor Swift's cultural pull as Swifties globally engaged with the New Heights podcast, potentially redefining podcasting and sports media boundaries.
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Taylor Swift breaks podcast record with 'New Heights' appearance
Taylor Swift has once again added another world record to her name, this time outside of music. Her appearance on “New Heights,” the podcast hosted by her fiancé, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, and his brother, former NFL player Jason Kelce, has become the most-watched podcast episode on YouTube, according to Guinness World Records. The Aug. 13 episode, titled “Taylor Swift on Reclaiming Her Masters, Wrapping The Eras Tour, and The L…
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