This one doesn’t even have a picture of her crudely pasted in the corner. We can go lower.
This one doesn’t even have a picture of her crudely pasted in the corner. We can go lower.
I see what you’re saying, and to a point I agree. I see it as people reading it a certain way in their head and becoming attached to how they think it should sound. This happens often because English words especially can have all manner of exceptions to the usual rules of spelling and grammar. There is nothing embarrassing about reading, or at least there shouldn’t be. What I DO find embarrassing is when people find out that they’re pronouncing something differently and flat out disagree with the world about its actual pronounciation.
What did the creator of the GIF name them? Imagine if a bunch of people read your name wrong, then when you told them how it’s pronounced said that they don’t care, and your mom was wrong to pronounce your name that way.
You say that like it’s a bad thing.
The context is literally a picture of a plane, the words “Taylor Swift”, and people keep upvoting them so people keep making more.