Saying an artist's music is the worst you've ever heard is, in a way, the mirror image of saying it's the best. Those are equally strong reactions, and, as Frank Zappa once said, the strength of the reaction is all that matters. Not that I agree completely, but it's a great point.
Taylor's music, for the most part, has never made any impact or impression on me at all. I've heard quite a lot of it at this point - a whole bunch of my musician friends fell in love with her Folklore album - but it goes in one ear, slides across my brain, and sails out the other. With 2 exceptions, all her music is forgotten by the music-processing part of my brain within seconds after it ends. Those exceptions are:
she has a song that has the couplet "She's cheer captain/I'm in the bleachers." The chord progression and melody both feel like they're perpetually ascending throughout, and I find that awesome. Not awesome enough to find out that song's name, but I'm ok with that. 🤣
"Shake It Off." All I can think when I hear that song is that everyone involved in making it must really hate music, or at least they did on the days they made their contribution to it. Truly pitiful.
...and so ends my contribution to this thread. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯