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Taylor Swift Arch Back, also known as Taylor Swift Fans In Doggy, refers to a viral joke about American singer Taylor Swift and her fans being bad or inexperienced at sex, particularly in their "presenting" (also called lordosis behavior) posture or position with their backs arched upward instead of downward. The meme is often used alongside an image of a woman doing a yoga pose known as a "cat-cow." The joke gained viral attention in October 2023, spreading over the following years as it was used to mock Swifties or Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's relationship, especially appearing online during Kansas City Chiefs NFL games or the Super Bowl.

Origin

On September 26th, 2023, X^[1] user @theprophetdub uploaded a black-and-white picture of a woman doing a yoga stretch, captioning it, “Taylor Swift Fans in doggy.” The post received more than 102,000 views and 1,100 likes in two years.

Spread

On October 10th, 2023, the meme was reposted to the /r/PeterExplainsTheJoke^[4] subreddit with a Redditor asking for someone to explain the joke to them, with the top-voted answer from Redditor the_amazing_coconut explaining it as:

Hey everyone, Peter’s tour manager here! It’s a common joke that Taylor Swift fans are mostly comprised of “inexperienced” white girls that don’t “perform” well at all. Hope you can read through the quotes.

The meme gained viral usage on X and Reddit in subsequent years as an image macro mocking Swift and her fans' supposed poor performance and experience in the bedroom, especially referencing her relationship with NFL player Travis Kelce.

For example, ahead of the 2024 Super Bowl, X^[2] user @ImBillRay posted the same yoga stretch image on February 10th, 2024, captioning it, “Taylor Swift after Travis Kelce wins the Super Bowl.” The tweet (seen below) amassed over 8 million views and 87,000 likes in a year.

On November 17th, 2024, iFunny^[3] user @Dragon posted a different image of a woman doing the same yoga stretch, captioning the meme, “Taylor Swift makes music for women that arch their back like this.” The post (seen below) received roughly 760 likes and 60 comments in three months.

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