Music-wise, her song You Need To Calm Down takes aim at homophobia and supports protections against LGBTQ-discrimination. The music video for that song also had an end card urging her fans to support the bill and her petition.

Her song Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince, which the upcoming documentary is named after, is also peppered with hidden political messages masked by lyrics about high school and cheerleaders.

On top of these things, Swift has also spoken more emphatically in interviews. She told The Guardian: “We’re a democracy – at least, we’re supposed to be – where you’re allowed to disagree, dissent, debate. I really think that [Trump] thinks this is an autocracy.” She also confirmed she would have endorsed Hillary Clinton for president but said her battered public image had left her feeling her support was “useless”.

Taylor Swift wasn’t allowed to discuss politics for 12 years. Here’s why