Roundtable: A Assessment of Taylor Swift’s ‘The Lifetime of a Showgirl’

Atwood Journal’s writers unpack the glitter, drama, and discourse of Taylor Swift’s twelfth album ‘The Lifetime of a Showgirl,’ diving into her daring return to theatrical pop, the myths and meanings behind her lyrics, and the boundary between efficiency and actuality.

Featured listed here are Atwood writers Anu Sarode, Bárbara Martínez Campuzano, Cassandra Fong, Danielle Holian, Josh Weiner, and Rachel Leong!

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To begin, what’s your relationship with Taylor Swift’s music?

Josh Weiner: Taylor and I’m going again nearly 20 years now. I acquired into her again in fall 2008 once I was in eleventh grade and a few of her early hits (“You Belong With Me” and “Teardrops On My Guitar,” as an example) had been well-liked amongst my highschool associates. My age has nearly doubled since then, so I’m glad to say I’ve now been actively listening to Taylor Swift for half of my younger life and am wanting ahead to collaborating in my seventh Atwood roundtable evaluate of one among her albums.

Cassandra Fong: “Type” (the 2014 model) and its music video grabbed onto me as a little bit lady and didn’t let me go since. What can I say? The seashore, the woods and the automobile rides had been fantastically put into video. Then she launched Status in 2017, once I was having a very unhealthy time with interpersonal fallouts, and I used to be instantly obsessed sufficient to start going again into her older songs. Right here I’m now.

Danielle Holian: For almost twenty years, Taylor Swift has been an idol, an inspiration, and a guiding hand in shaping my very own writing, serving as an emotional help system throughout life’s challenges. Her music feels prefer it defines the ‘eras’ of my life: from my first heartbreak, to changing into an grownup, coming into the music trade, and finally changing into a broadcast author, there’s a Taylor Swift track for each emotion I’ve felt. She stays one among my prime artists of all time, and I’m thrilled to be a part of Atwood’s roundtable to debate all issues Taylor Swift.

Bárbara Martínez: Taylor Swift took a spot in my childhood and younger maturity the identical approach Disney artists, like Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez did. I’ve adopted their music for greater than a decade, and the purpose through which Swift grew to become such an enormous artist for me was with the discharge of Purple, after which 1989, the album that made her a world sensation. Nonetheless, I used to be and can all the time be extraordinarily keen on folklore and evermore, for I imagine these are the 2 albums with the richest lyrics, poetic and profound, and that’s one thing that I love and search for in musicians. These two albums stand on the very prime of my checklist of favorites.

Anu Sarode: I used to be eleven years outdated when Communicate Now was launched, and her music was all the pieces for me for a pair years. I had each track memorized (and nonetheless do) and stuffed the lyric booklet that got here with my CD with gel pen makes an attempt at decoding her secret messages. Sadly, her inventory in my eyes has depreciated exponentially with every subsequent launch. In my eyes, she form of represents the Amazon of music, like the ultimate boss of effectivity and revenue. Every “period” of hers feels extra cynical and commercially engineered than the final.

Rachel Leong: I’ve all the time been a Taylor Swift fan! I very a lot grew up together with her music, and her Fearless album was the very first CD I ever purchased. I’ve additionally adopted her music intently since then, and her music has very a lot felt like part of my life – particularly as a lady and now girl dwelling via heartbreak, development, and all of that. The factor is that every one her albums have that particular distinct place in every stage of my life, and as I get older her older songs take completely different meanings as effectively. I additionally suppose on this present second, to observe her be essentially the most profitable musician in our time – there’s a lot to be mentioned about that, and the connection her standing has together with her music, her picture, and viewers notion.

What are your rapid reactions to The Lifetime of a Showgirl?

Josh: I simply concluded my first take heed to this album, and I can safely say that Taylor Swift has carried out it once more! The Lifetime of a Showgirl is frequently entertaining and likable, and the manufacturing from Swedish music titans Max Martin and Shellback shines all through. I’m glad to see music’s largest famous person keep a extra easy however nonetheless grand title: probably the most constant producers of high-quality albums from all through the previous era.

Danielle: On launch day, I listened to the album 5 occasions – back-to-back. I couldn’t get sufficient of it – for me, all of the tracks are replayable. I used to be stunned and entertained from starting to finish.

Bárbara: I felt much like how I felt with Midnights nearly three years in the past: optimistic and attracted by the delicate instrumentation that additionally turns into a delightful, enjoyable pop in among the tracks. There have been songs that I didn’t really feel the urge to play once more, others that I need to be taught and persist with for a very long time, comparable to “The Destiny of Ophelia.” I grew to become connected immediately to that first track, making me just like the album too early in it.

Cassandra: There have been some songs I replayed greater than others, some beats I clicked my fingers to, and a few lyrics I bodily cringed at. My first response was actually shock – however in one of the best ways. After the emotional weight and quiet depth of The Tortured Poets Division, I didn’t anticipate Taylor Swift to pivot so sharply into daring, theatrical pop once more. That mentioned, I additionally felt a form of emotional distance at occasions. It’s polished and performative by design, which implies it’s not as uncooked or intimate as a few of her latest work. However that’s a part of the purpose – it’s concerning the boundary between who she is and who we anticipate her to be.

Anu: I spent two 5-hour drives listening to Showgirl this weekend. I say this so you already know I actually did give it an opportunity! Swift’s songwriting has by no means been significantly groundbreaking, however this album is corny at greatest and actively hostile to artwork at worst. It was sexless and sauceless. I haven’t seen anybody else be so gifted at taking part in the sufferer in so many various methods. The album is the work of a hyper-savvy billionaire businesswoman that apparently holds her viewers in such contempt that she’s intentionally dumbing down the fabric for consumption (that is my solely logical clarification for a way essentially the most profitable 35 12 months outdated girl on this planet can write “Each eldest daughter was the primary lamb to the slaughter / So all of us dressed up as wolves and we regarded hearth.”) The writing may need been forgivable from a 15 12 months outdated, nevertheless it’s humiliating on a grown girl. The music itself sounds canned and dry as a bone, even when she whispers, “It’s form of making me moist.”

Rachel Leong: I didn’t like it. I’m nonetheless desirous to take heed to it just a few extra occasions to actually get it in my ear, as a result of music has to develop on you typically. It takes time for it to have an effect on you, and that’s a very good factor – I didn’t love Tortured Poets and Midnights at first, however I believe they’re nice now. However first impressions of Showgirl… I don’t like it. I’m all for a girl writing about her fact and utilizing her voice – and I even hate that I’m saying this, however her fixed diss tracks about all her “enemies” are beginning to get outdated. I don’t agree that she’s by no means been an awesome songwriter both, she’s all the time been nice at expressing complicated feelings in easy methods – and that’s the mark of an awesome author. After which her folklore and evermore period additionally confirmed she may very well be a very complicated author too. She’s an extremely good girl, with the flexibility to jot down in so many various types – so Showgirl is falling flat for my part.

How does this album evaluate to latest albums like The Tortured Poets Division and Midnights – what are essentially the most placing similarities or variations?

Danielle: In comparison with Swift’s latest albums like The Tortured Poets Division and Midnights, The Lifetime of a Showgirl exhibits her in a extra assured and confident place. Whereas these earlier albums typically discover her insecurities, anxieties, and private struggles, this album feels full of life, enjoyable, and celebratory. It’s thrilling to see her standing tall, embracing her abilities, and absolutely proudly owning who she is.

Bárbara: There’ll all the time be two plain traits in Swift’s music: it’s private, and it’s sincere. The albums characterize her phases or emotions within the second, and Taylor’s life has modified for the reason that launch of The Tortured Poets Division. Within the launch of this album, she is engaged, not on tour, she’s joyful, and has moved on from previous heartbreak and sorrow. The middle of her previous album was mourning misplaced love, and even Midnights started to attract again the curtains for that part with the late launch of “You’re Dropping Me”; on this album, that’s simply the other. The Lifetime of a Showgirl facilities round discovering love and the happiness it introduced, apart from demonstrating – it bears repeating – the lifetime of a showgirl.

Cassandra: Essentially the most rapid and placing distinction between The Lifetime of a Showgirl and its predecessors is emotional tone. The place Midnights explored introspective anxiousness, self-doubt, and late-night vulnerability, and The Tortured Poets Division dug deep into themes of heartbreak, psychological unraveling, and emotional isolation, Showgirl radiates with pleasure, confidence, and a renewed sense of artistic and romantic function.

Josh: I believe the manufacturing is essentially the most evident level of distinction between The Lifetime of the Showgirl and its predecessors, provided that that is her first album shortly with out huge beat contributions from Jack Antonoff. Max Martin and Shellback (each from Sweden) have largely taken over in that division, which has created some areas of sonic divergence. However their beats have one thing vital in frequent with Jack Antonoff’s beats: they’re additionally good! They usually match Taylor Swift’s singing fashion as effectively.

Rachel: Like I mentioned earlier, I didn’t love Tortured Poets or Midnights once I first heard them (very very similar to how I’m responding to Showgirl) – however they’ve actually grown on me since. I’m questioning if the identical will occur for Showgirl! Lots of the songs on this one are about her fame and her standing on this planet, and I believe that’s undoubtedly a cause why this album isn’t hitting just like the others. I simply suppose that whereas these are matters which are very actual for her, they’re so unrelatable to the everyday client – and perhaps that’s why it’s not touchdown in the identical approach.

Based mostly on the music and advertising for this album, how would you outline this “period”?

Josh: “The Showgirl period”? “The post-Eras tour period”? “The Elder Stateswoman period”? We’ll see what number of I can provide you with, however now that she’s almost 36 and has simply wrapped up the most important tour in historical past, there are definitely loads of adjectives to explain her present profession part.

Danielle: This period embraces dramatic, theatrical aesthetics and symbolism, with nods to Ophelia, art-history imagery, and icons like Elizabeth Taylor, mixing magnificence with tragedy. Musically, it leans into upbeat pop and mushy rock, marking a shift from her extra introspective latest work, whereas the lyrics discover her relationship with Travis Kelce, love, fame, success, and the prices of life within the highlight. Recorded through the European leg of The Eras Tour, the album merges live-performance power with studio polish. Its rollout created a shared Swiftie expertise via fan participation, cryptic teasers, countdown clocks, the New Heights podcast announcement, Easter Eggs, and the movie occasion The Official Launch Get together of a Showgirl. Glamorously theatrical and high-polish, this period celebrates spectacle and elevation whereas remaining self-aware of the non-public prices of fame, intertwining love, reflection, and pleasure inside a visible and advertising marketing campaign that treats the album as a full-scale cultural occasion.

Bárbara: It’d sound unusual however I’d use the phrase metamorphic. This period represents a brand new type within the lifetime of Taylor Swift as an individual and as a singer. Now she is a grown girl who’s about to get married, and he or she is an artist that can be a part of historical past books after all the pieces she has achieved prior to now decade and, particularly, the previous two years with the Eras Tour. She was ready to make use of the critics, feuds, and points to show it into her work and, in spite of everything, her legacy. But, referring to this musical period, the period will be outlined as assured, joyful, catchy, figurative and vivid. The colours, the references to literature, and the visible facet of it make it an total upbeat period.

Cassandra: In comparison with the stripped-down melancholy of Poets, or the tightly wound soundscapes of Midnights, Showgirl is expansive and expressive. It borrows from disco, glam, and even a little bit of showtune drama – suppose Liza Minnelli filtered via 1989 – nevertheless it by no means appears like pastiche. It’s not a reinvention, precisely, however a re-contextualization of Swift’s pop sensibilities: a return to the sound that made her a world phenomenon, now sharpened with all the pieces she’s discovered since. The album’s rollout leaned closely into iconography – spotlights, roses, marquee signage, and a persona-driven narrative – it appears like a reclamation of the pop persona on Taylor’s phrases.

Anu: It’s her Grifter Period. This weekend she introduced a bunch of further releases with unique tracks, clearly engineered to promote extra data to diehard Swifties. That is on prime of the eight variants that had been already launched. She’s reached the ultimate stage of her grotesque evolution from underdog singer-songwriter into capitalist megacorp. In “Father Determine” she admits that she’s change into the factor she used to criticize: She is Taylor Swift, Inc.

Rachel: Visually, and when it comes to the world-building – she’s nailed it for positive. I believe it’s the proper album to comply with the Eras Tour – which, for my part, was so phenomenal that it could have all the time been exhausting to comply with. However I really like that nod to the Eras tour and the entire “showgirl” theme.

The Lifetime of a Showgirl didn’t have any promo songs, however “The Destiny of Ophelia” is its opening monitor and lead single. What do you consider this track as an entryway to the album as an entire?

Cassandra: She’s exploring a full of life and danceable sound with pop and dance-pop influences, as she ought to. Given her expertise for combining catchy melodies with significant storytelling, the track gives an thrilling and energetic introduction to the album. Do I want she referenced the play extra? Sure, as a result of I’m an English main and he or she did name herself a trainer, however I additionally love the spectacle she gives together with her newfound happiness. Is that not, in spite of everything, what we demand from our best stars?

Danielle: “The Destiny of Ophelia” is a robust opening monitor and an efficient entryway into The Lifetime of a Showgirl as a result of it instantly units the tone for the album’s themes of efficiency, id, and vulnerability. By referencing Ophelia, Taylor Swift blends traditional tragedy with trendy fame, displaying the stress between being admired and feeling misplaced beneath the highlight. The track’s lush, theatrical manufacturing mirrors the showgirl aesthetic – glamorous on the floor however emotionally layered beneath. As the primary monitor, it introduces listeners to the combo of spectacle and sincerity that defines the album, making it each a press release piece and a symbolic curtain-raiser for the period.

Bárbara: As a fan of Fleetwood Mac and of this track specifically, it’s a nice introduction to the remainder of the album. I point out Fleetwood Mac as a result of the drum intro takes the listener to “Desires,” being even an implicit use of intertextuality. However, the nice reference right here is Shakespeare’s Ophelia, a personality who has removed from a cheerful ending in Hamlet. Totally different from different pop songs and their approach of displaying message, the usage of “saved my coronary heart from the destiny of Ophelia” is a effective mixture of drama and a beautiful fact in Swift’s latest life. Past the lyrics, the primary monitor states that the album is about love and, in lots of the songs, for Taylor’s fiancé. The introduction to the album subsequently units the tone and path that the artist’s life and music are taking now.

Josh: I agree with the others: “The Destiny of Ophelia” offers you a very good sense as to what kind of lyrical territory the album can be exploring. It additionally creates a transparent thought of what the album’s going to sound like now that it’s Max Martin and Shellback’s present. I’ll additionally give a shout-out to the track’s recent new music video: It’s actually cool and artistic! And its “showgirls all through the ages” imagery undoubtedly play alongside effectively with the album’s title and themes.

Anu: The synthy sound is attention-grabbing for her, and the “land, sea, sky” half is catchy. A lot sensible artwork has been mined from the story of Ophelia, and the duvet artwork does appear to reference the Millais portray. However I’m unsure that she has learn Hamlet. What tower does she suppose Ophelia was trapped in? The track misreads the textual content and thereby strips the unique story of its actual tragedy, lowering Ophelia (a personality made hopeless because of her lack of management) to a damsel ready for her meathead boyfriend to rescue her. The TikTok-ready choreo of the music video solely additional cheapens her declare to artistry. The web is already stuffed with millennials twisting their arms round simply as she does in her feathers and rhinestones, however even they handle to promote it extra convincingly.

Rachel: It’s attention-grabbing as a result of “Ophelia” begins out with a type of folklore/evermore–esque piano, after which a Midnights–esque beat, after which a definite lyrical narrative that’s distinctive to Showgirl. So I undoubtedly suppose in that sense it nods to her previous work whereas being fairly forward-looking.

Swift hasn’t mentioned a lot explicitly about this album, however within the title monitor she sings, “Hеy, thanks for the stunning bouquet, you’re sweeter than a peach / However you don’t know the lifetime of a showgirl, babe, and also you’re by no means, ever gonna.” What do you make of the album’s title, and what does it imply to you?

Danielle: To me, the title The Lifetime of a Showgirl displays the thought of dwelling in fixed efficiency, being admired and celebrated whereas nonetheless feeling unseen or misunderstood beneath the glitter. Within the lyric “you don’t know the lifetime of a showgirl,” Swift appears to acknowledge the divide between her public picture and her personal actuality, suggesting that even these closest to her can’t absolutely perceive the pressures of fame. The title captures each the glamour and the loneliness of that function: it’s about resilience, endurance, and the price of all the time having to placed on a present. It appears like a press release of self-awareness, embracing the highlight whereas subtly revealing what it takes to outlive in it.

Bárbara: The title is a part of her resolution to dwell a life within the highlight, as a musician and a world star. Folks would suppose that the album can be about what it’s truly like behind the scenes and the curtain, however it’s humorous that we see Taylor’s method of displaying bits of her life and, but, not saying all the pieces we need to know. The title monitor’s “However you don’t know the lifetime of a showgirl, babe, and also you’re by no means, ever gonna” is definitely a affirmation that the viewers gained’t ever perceive or look via the closed curtain. The album’s actual that means and content material would possibly allude to the notion of the viewers and never too in depth of the showgirl’s; in spite of everything, it’s us who need to catch a glimpse of her.

Josh: I see this lyric as her approach of expressing to her critics: “You don’t know what I’ve been via, so who’re you to evaluate?” Provided that her profession heights have solely been attained by a tiny variety of different performers in pop music historical past, she has some extent there.

Anu: I believe it unintentionally tells us the reality. She is true in that this isn’t the lifetime of a musician, it’s the lifetime of a showgirl. Taylor Swift has created a job for herself stuffed with costume modifications, choreography, and nightly reenactments of her girl-next-door authenticity. It’s paradoxically extra truthful than her overly self-serious makes an attempt to narrate to common individuals.

Rachel: I agree with everybody! I believe the one factor she has mentioned about this file is that it’s an album that was written from a spot the place she’s really been glad – and I believe with that in thoughts, maybe it’s some form of acceptance that she’s had a very distinctive expertise with regards to her profession as a musician. She’s not a singer or songwriter however a public determine and performer. And on the again of the Eras tour, a literal showgirl. I don’t suppose anybody on this planet may presumably relate to what that will need to have been like for her.

Which track(s) stand out for you on the album, and why?

Josh: “The Lifetime of a Showgirl,” just by advantage of being the primary Taylor Swift-Sabrina Carpenter duet ever (thrilling stuff!), and likewise because it’s the one track on the album with any featured artist in any respect, that makes it “stand out” in that sense. To not point out this track is definitely fairly superior, with chemistry abounding between the 2 singers, and a very cool method to shut out the album.

Danielle: Taylor Swift’s new album is filled with earworm melodies and daring pop thrives, from the shimmering pop-rock power of “Opalite,” which blends rock and Eurodance parts to have a good time the enjoyment of being with the correct companion, to the introspective minor-key piano ballad “Eldest Daughter,” the place Swift displays on her insecurities and public notion earlier than discovering happiness in love. On “Cancelled!,” she leans right into a extra atmospheric, stomping-beat manufacturing, inserting herself among the many fallen figures the general public has ridiculed, turning private and cultural critique right into a placing pop assertion. Lastly, “Honey” instantly stood out to me, partly as a result of my fiancée calls me “Honey,” turning a time period that may typically really feel sharp into one thing candy and affectionate. Within the track, Swift celebrates the enjoyment of being with somebody real, somebody who’s neither passive-aggressive nor boastful.

Bárbara: These I thought-about the catchy tracks are “The Destiny of Ophelia,” “Opalite,” “Father Determine,” “Wi$h Li$t,” and the title monitor. In fact, as Taylor Swift’s work, listeners will take into account one thing particular about each track, and the evaluations and critics range, however “The Destiny of Ophelia” stays as a very good introduction and – talked about by Taylor herself – it’s one among her favourite catchy melodies she’s written. The “Opalite” rhythm and mushy rock make it particular, one thing extra uncommon within the pop persona Swift has proven earlier than. Though the beat is acquainted in “Father Determine,” its theme is attention-grabbing, structured in energy, betrayal, and their dynamics. “Wi$h Li$t” is an lively love track that rescues the sound of the Midnights period as soon as extra, and “The Lifetime of a Showgirl” is enhanced by Sabrina Carpenter’s vocals, giving additionally a conclusive message on the period and new album.

Anu: “Wi$h Li$t” stands proud for a way childish it’s. It reads like a center faculty diary entry about how all she desires is a husband and youngsters, whereas her friends attempt for his or her petty worldly pleasures, like yachts, choppers, vital smashes. However wait… She has these issues already! It’s bitterly humorous for her to promote home bliss as an ethical advantage to a bunch of younger ladies as she presides over her gajillion-dollar media empire. “Father Determine” sounded to me prefer it was made with Storage Band preset drums. And “Truly Romantic” would possibly truly be essentially the most intriguingly misguided diss monitor of all time. She tries to hurl insults the actual underdog darling of the music trade, however the writing is weak as hell and her sufferer narrative collapses immediately. Why did anybody let her do this? Are we not focus-grouping issues anymore?

Rachel: I like “Elizabeth Taylor”! I consider all of the songs it was the one that basically struck me, and the likening of her life to Elizabeth Taylor may be very Taylor Swift of her to do! “Truly Romantic” was one which stood out to me as a result of I actually didn’t prefer it, I additionally discovered it misguided as Anu mentioned.

Do you’ve got any favourite lyrics up to now? Which traces stand out?

Danielle: Throughout the album, Taylor Swift’s lyricism shines with a uncommon mixture of intimacy and spectacle, weaving private reflection with common themes. She balances vulnerability and self-awareness, exploring love, fame, and the prices of life within the highlight with each wit and poignancy. From tender, introspective moments to daring, playful wordplay, the lyrics seize the total spectrum of human emotion, mixing storytelling, intelligent imagery, and cinematic element. Every monitor feels rigorously crafted, revealing layers of that means that reward attentive listening whereas nonetheless sustaining the infectious power of a high-polish pop file. A number of the most placing traces on the album showcase Taylor Swift’s present for mixing intimacy, wit, and poetic imagery. On “Truly Romantic,” the easy, heartfelt confession, “No man has ever cherished me such as you do,” captures the euphoria of a transformative love. In “Eldest Daughter,” she juxtaposes vulnerability and resilience with the haunting traces, “Each eldest daughter was the primary lamb to the slaughter / So all of us dressed up as wolves and we regarded hearth,” turning private expertise into sharp, cinematic storytelling. In the meantime, “Opalite” options the reflective, nearly proverb-like lyric, “When you already know you already know and whenever you don’t you don’t,” echoing related knowledge handed down from my paternal grandmother that acquired me via loads of exhausting occasions, grounding the track in familial perception and timeless fact.

Bárbara: The primary honorable point out for lyrics is “Eldest Daughter,” with traces comparable to “Each eldest daughter / Was the primary lamb to the slaughter,” making it a monitor that connects and resonates, for it particulars the self-protection and perseverance of the oldest sibling. On the similar time, it’s about romance and an oath. “Honey” evokes disappointment to start with and, nearly instantly afterwards, turns into a message about how phrases change meanings and function in an individual’s life – on this case, Taylor’s. “Redefine all these blues / If you say, ‘Honey’” is a ravishing line about what damage or didn’t sound good prior to now now changing into a ravishing current. “My recommendation is all the time destroy the friendship / Higher that than remorse it / Forever” is a shattering lyric from the track “Wreck the Friendship,” a track some are taking part in shut consideration to for the story it tells about any person the singer misplaced time in the past. Lots of the songs comprise phrases of knowledge, or some recommendation that Swift passes on to her followers comparable to within the monitor beforehand talked about.

Josh: I like the road from “Elizabeth Taylor” about how “you’re solely as scorching as your final hit.” It jogs my memory of two songs that I like: “Rosa Parks” by OutKast (“Child boy, you’re solely as funky as your final minimize”) and Swift’s personal “Prepared For It?” (eight years later, her lyrical references to the “different well-known Taylor” are nonetheless lots efficient!)

Anu: Her makes an attempt at eroticism in “Wooden” learn like a cringey yelp evaluate of Travis Kelce’s “magic wand.” On “CANCELLED!,” the road “Welcome to my underworld the place it will get so darkish” is bafflingly juvenile. A short second I loved was “pledge allegiance to your arms” nevertheless it’s sullied in a short time with “your crew, your vibes.” A disastrous pivot. I discover it grim that we’re speculated to applaud her as sincere, when it’s fairly the other. Her efficiency of relatability is perfected to the purpose of medical grade sterility.

Rachel: Once more I agree with Anu that the songwriting on “Wooden” has excessive leisure worth for positive! I suppose it does sound like a love track one would write for Travis Kelce. One of the best songwriting is certainly “Elizabeth Taylor,” that’s arms down my favorite.

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