Dream job alert: journalist who only writes about Taylor Swift

And I kept thinking that I already had my dream job... But there's always a boss above the boss. It's also a risk that I'm sharing this tip with you, because of course I'm going to apply for it myself — I can easily fit that in. Of course, I am convinced that I am the only right candidate for this, even though I do not live in the United States. And knowing everything about and around Taylor Swift is, besides being able to write, actually the only requirement for this job at USA Today: they are looking for a journalist who only writes news about Taylor Swift. Count. Me. In.

The job posting went online on the website of the media company Gannett, which includes USA Today. What are they looking for? ‘An experienced, video-focused reporter who can capture the musical and cultural impact of Taylor Swift.’ It's as if I see myself being described.

The reason for this new position is the gigantic fanbase of Taylor Swift, and her career that seems to be at its peak but just won't reach it: her popularity is only getting bigger and bigger. As a journalist in this role, you are expected to be able to write about the influence she has and why that is only getting bigger and bigger — and about the effect she has on the current music industry, but also on the business side of the music world. The world knows by now that she is a very good businesswoman; the re-recording of her music turned out to be not only a gift for the fans but also a very lucrative move by Taylor.

For us, the only downside is that you have to live in the United States to apply. So... Does anyone have an American address where I can temporarily register?

The entire job listing you can read here and not shot is always missed, I would say: they are probably also waiting for a Dutch Swiftie at USA Today.

It pays between $21.63 and $50.87 — maybe depending on experience and how much you know about Taylor Swift?