Comedian Marc Maron recently opened up about how a Taylor Swift song triggered an intense emotional response during a ...

“Bigger Than the Whole Sky” sounds like a different level of grief for a Taylor Swift song, about an event that didn’t happen yet still has devastating, life-altering effects. I played it ...

i dont think Bigger Than the Whole Sky is a type of song people should fight about. it's about grief, and however you can relate to it is valid. whether it's a miscarriage, death of a loved one ...

Marc Maron had about the most intense induction into the Swiftie Hall of Fame as a person can get. As described in his latest ...

Taylor Swift performed her ballad "Bigger Than the Whole Sky" in an apparent tribute to a fan, Ana Clara Benevides Machado, who died shortly before Friday's Eras tour show. (TAS2023 via Getty Images) ...

A new layer of the song “Bigger Than The Whole Sky” — which comes on the deluxe version — is being speculated on by Swifties, with some theorizing that it has to do with miscarriage.

One tweeted, "'bigger than the whole sky' is a song about losing someone. we don't know who or how. . . . yes, people can feel the song resonate with their OWN experiences, but it is NOT taylor's." ...

Taylor Swift sang 'Bigger Than The Whole Sky' as a surprise song on Sunday, November 18, and fans believe it was a tribute to Ana Benevides.

On “Bigger Than The Whole Sky,” one of the bonus tracks on her Midnights album, Swift sings about someone grieving a premature loss or someone being gone too soon.

On Sunday, one of those two songs was “Bigger Than the Whole Sky,” which she had never played live before, and which seemed to be a clear tribute to Ana Clara Benevides, the 23-year-old who ...

At her Rio de Janeiro concert Sunday night, Taylor Swift performed a deep album cut about grief, “ Bigger Than the Whole Sky,” just two days after the tragic death of fan Ana Clara Benevides ...

Swift, 33, seemingly paid tribute to Ana Clara Benevides by singing “Bigger Than the Whole Sky” off her 2022 album “Midnights” during a torrential downpour at Estádio Nilton Santos in Brazil.