In the documentary, Swift revealed she’d felt gagged for most of her career, from being a young country star and constantly being told to be a “nice girl” who “doesn’t force opinions on people” to feeling pressured to pursue perfection to appease society.

But as the artist is making crystal clear in her recent work, that has all changed now – it’s no more Mr Nice Swift – and her resistance has come at the perfect time.

Given the current climate, in which women’s rights are being reeled back to has-to-be-seen-to-be-believed levels, and rapists being convicted is still a surprise to most of us, it’s not hard to see why The Man has piqued our interest so much.

Taylor Swift’s The Man: all the shots fired at everyday sexism in the song’s video