Taylor Swift has been proclaimed one of the big winners of the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards, held at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. The singer took home 9 of the 11 statuettes she was up for, including Best Album of the Year and Best Video of the Year.
On the other hand, she is immersed in the Eras Tour, her sixth world tour. The interpreter of Look What You Made Me Do will stop by Madrid to offer her long-awaited concert at the Santiago Bernabéu on May 30, 2024, after 12 years without setting foot in Spain. Given her success, it is not surprising that a specialist in the world star is sought.
The specialized media company, Gannett Co., has published a curious job offer: a “journalist dedicated to Taylor Swift” for the newspapers USA Today and The Tennessean. The request is clear, they need a specialist who knows how to “capture the music and cultural impact” of the singer.
This company is one of the most important companies in the United States, which highlights the importance of the artist in that country. "I had to read it twice," a user posted on social networks upon seeing the surprising offer.
"Swift's fan base has grown to unprecedented levels, as has the importance of her music and her growing legacy. We're looking for an energetic writer, photographer, and social media professional who can quench an undeniable thirst for all things Taylor Swift with a constant flow of content on multiple platforms," they require.
And they are not looking for just any journalist, but one who meets those strict conditions. But the remuneration is at star level. Between US$21.63 (20 euros) and US$50.87 (47 euros) is what they pay per hour. Which would be equivalent to US00,000 (93,114 euros) per year for 40 hours of work per week.
But the requirements do not end there. The candidate must be available to travel internationally to all the singer's shows in Latin America, Asia and Europe. The Eras Tour began in March of this year, and until its completion in 2024, there will be a total of 146 concerts, confirmed so far.
"It needs to be me", "They should come hire me", "I'm available" or "Taylor is very successful. We love you Taylor! I hope they find someone good!" are some of the comments that this offer has received. And, without a doubt, there will be many people who offer themselves for this job position.
