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Taylor Swift fans pleased Bill Nye 'The Science Guy' is like them as he reveals 'Karma' is his third most streamed song of the year

Swift was named the top artist of Spotify for 2023 with a staggering 26.1 billion streams

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Beloved scientist and TV personality Bill Nye, famously known as 'The Science Guy,' has unveiled his eclectic taste in music

Nye, who shared his top songs for the year, disclosed that the theme song from his iconic show, the soulful vibes of 'Kill Bill' by SZA, and Taylor Swift's empowering anthem 'Karma' secured the surprising spot of being his third most streamed song of the year.

Taylor Swift shines at 'Renaissance' premiere

Meanwhile, Swift herself has been making waves in the music industry. The global sensation recently attended the London premiere of Beyoncé's concert movie 'Renaissance' in a stunning silver gown from Balmain on Thursday, November 30. The 'mirrorball' gown, paired with accessories from Anita Ko and stylish Giuseppe Zanotti heels, showcased Swift's trademark blend of elegance and contemporary flair. 

However, Swift's accomplishments extend beyond the red carpet, as her ongoing 'The Eras Tour' is poised to break records. According to Billboard estimates, the tour is on track to become the highest-grossing global tour of all time, potentially surpassing Elton John's 'Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour' with over $900 million in ticket sales.

Taylor Swift becomes Spotify's most-streamed artist of 2023 with 26 billion streams

The Spotify crown further solidifies Swift's reign in the music world, as she was named the top artist of Spotify for 2023. With a staggering 26.1 billion streams, Swift surpassed last year's record set by Bad Bunny.

The pop star expressed her gratitude on social media, calling the recognition the "best birthday/holiday gift."

To reciprocate the overwhelming support from her fans, Swift released the much-anticipated 'From the Vault' track, 'You're Losing Me,' for streaming on all platforms. Originally introduced as a vault track in May, the song has now become widely accessible, much to the joy of Swift's dedicated fan base.

Netizens gush over Bill Nye's playlist 

Meanwhile, Swift's fans, known as the Swifties, expressed their delight and camaraderie as they discovered that the scientist shares their admiration for the pop sensation. A user tweeted, "Only real recognizes real."

Another added, "Bill Nye Has a great taste in music." "Well we thank him for been real," said a third. "He's such a gem ♡," read a tweet. 

"He’s so real for streaming his own theme song," stated a user. "Karma didn’t kill Bill," tweeted a user. "bill nye being a swiftie is the best thing i’ve seen today," said a user.