NEW YORK - Taylor Swift has made history, becoming the youngest woman ever inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
The global superstar had to shake it off after delivering an emotional speech at the New York ceremony.
She thanked her family for relocating from Pine Ridge Farm in Pennsylvania to Nashville when she was just 14.
The honour is another cap for the singer who is no longer an anti-hero.
It's not another cruel summer for the singer, whose record-breaking success has no bad blood.
She kept her generation's eyes open as one of the most influential artists of her time.
With fewer than 500 inducted into the Hall of Fame in 50 years, the recognition goes beyond her wildest dreams.