Taylor Swift feels like she has sympathy with the character Daenerys Targaryen in the TV series “Game of Thrones”, she shares that: “It is easier for women to gain power than to maintain it.” ”.

Female singer Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift affirmed that she is a fan of the hit TV

series “Game of Thrones”. When the final part of the series aired this year, the 29-year-old singer revealed that she especially loved it. The character “dragon mother” Daenerys Targaryen is played by actress Emilia Clarke, because she feels connected to the character, that she herself often has to fight and struggle to maintain her power. in the music industry.

These comparisons were made by Taylor Swift in an interview with Rolling Stone music magazine : “I had to work very hard and there is one thing that makes me regret… That is that I used to trying to convince people to understand that I am not the one who has full authority to promote my image in the entertainment market. I also tried to make people understand that I often have to sit in meetings several times a week to create ideas with the team.

The character “mother of dragons” Daenerys Targaryen is played by actress Emilia Clarke in the film series “Game of Thrones”“I’ve felt for a long time that people don’t want to understand that a female singer is more than just a young talent, always cheerful, very cute, who suddenly gets lucky and becomes famous. The public likes emerging young female singers, because they can easily imagine the journey to fame of these young stars, which is quite easy to understand. But stars who have been famous for a long time are different…

“Thinking back to the last movie of ‘Game of Thrones’, I found myself really close to the character Daenerys Targaryen because the journey of the ‘mother of dragons’ showed that women can achieve power, but acting The process for them to maintain it is indeed difficult.

Female singer Taylor Swift“For me, the time I felt the craziest was when I was trying to maintain success in my career after I became famous. To have power, to gain fame, to be able to attract attention… is easier than to maintain and preserve those things.”