Every Word of Taylor Swift's History-Making 2018 American Music Awards Acceptance Speech
Taylor Swift just delivered her second big statement this week in her third, final, and history-making AMA acceptance speech. Swift just became the most awarded female artist in AMA history by winning the Artist of the Year award during the show. In her acceptance speech, she thanked her fans and then used her final seconds to make another call for people to register and go out and vote in the midterm elections next month. Her speech, in full:
I just want to say you guys, you guys have been so nice to me and so fun and funny and you’re so cool and so loyal and I am so-it is not lost on me. I understand how lucky I am to have anyone that cares about me and my music and wow. Okay, I just-every time that you have made me lucky enough ever get-to stand on a stage and have something sparkly in my hands and say thank you-every single time this happens, it means something differently to me. It means something different every time. It represents something different. And this time I just want you to know it represents encouragement and motivation for me to be better, work harder, and try to make you guys proud as much as I can. So thank you for this incredible symbol of encouragement, thank you so much for this, and I just want to make a mention of the fact and this award and every single award given out tonight was voted on by the people and you know what else is voted on by the people? Is the midterm on November 6. Get out and vote and I love you guys.
The move comes after her Instagram Sunday night where she was the most political she has ever been on social media, endorsing two Democratic candidates. Her remarks even got a (patronizing) response from President Donald Trump, something Swift likely knew as she took the American Music Awards stage to make one last political statement.
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