Spotify Releases All 58 Taylor Swift Music Videos

The five Taylor Swift videos that have won MTV’s Video of the Year are “Bad Blood,” “You Need to Calm Down,” “All Too Well: The Short Film,” “Anti-Hero” and “Fortnight,” featuring Post Malone.
Spotify’s video playlist also includes Swift’s “I Knew, I Knew You” visual, which is made up of scenes from Toy Story 5; the collection’s latest standalone videos include “The Fate of Ophelia” and “Opalite.”
Spotify’s rollout comes as YouTube has stopped counting music-video views toward Billboard chart placements, following Billboard’s decision to give greater weight to paid and subscription streams than to ad-supported streams.
Swift’s videos are also available through Apple Music; “Opalite” was jointly premiered on Spotify and Apple Music when it was released in February.
Spotify says “Tim McGraw,” Swift’s first music video, was filmed partly at Johnny Cash’s Cash Cabin, reflecting her early use of videos to build a cinematic world around her songwriting.
Spotify has released Taylor Swift's complete music video catalog — all 58 official videos spanning nearly two decades — for Premium subscribers. The collection runs from her 2006 debut
Users can now watch videos across Spotify's mobile, desktop, and TV apps, switching seamlessly between audio and video playback KWIN. Spotify also restored Eras-themed animations tied to Swift's albums. The catalog includes five MTV Video Music Awards Video of the Year winners —
Taylor Swift holds the record for the most MTV VMA Video of the Year wins of any artist KWIN. Her five winners are "Bad Blood," "You Need to Calm Down," "All Too Well: The Short Film," "Anti-Hero," and "Fortnight" featuring Post Malone KWIN. No other artist has achieved this distinction in the award's history.
The collection includes rarely seen visuals like "I Knew You" — made from scenes in Toy Story 5 — plus newer standalone videos KWIN. Two of the latest additions are "The Fate of Ophelia" and "Opalite," which Spotify released alongside Apple Music in February KWIN. These videos showcase Swift's evolution as a visual artist.
YouTube recently stopped counting music-video views toward Billboard chart rankings, shifting focus to paid and subscription streams KWIN. This move boosts Spotify and Apple Music as key platforms for chart success. Swift's dual release on both platforms signals her importance to both streamers.
"Tim McGraw," Swift's 2006 debut video, was filmed partly at Johnny Cash's Cash Cabin in Tennessee KWIN. That early visual set the stage for two decades of cinematic world-building around her songs. Each album era brought new visual themes that fans now can explore in one place.
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