Taylor Swift interview when she was young

 Taylor Swift interview when she was young

From the archives: A young Taylor Swift, just 14 years old, lived in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania, dreaming of a career in country music. But it wasn't easy; her friends didn't share her passion and didn't understand her ambitions.

Feeling frustrated, Taylor turned to her true outlet - music. With her guitar in hand, she penned her emotions into a song she titled "The Outsider." The song was so remarkable that it found its way onto the Maybelline "Chicks With Attitude" CD, gaining her some attention.

In April, Taylor and her family moved to a town near Nashville, allowing her to pursue her country music aspirations more closely. She also gained an overall manager, Dan Dymtrow, known for representing Britney Spears.

Taylor's dedication and talent were recognized, leading to more opportunities. Abercrombie & Fitch chose her for their rising stars campaign, featuring her in their catalog and magazine. She also secured a development deal with RCA Nashville, recording two songs for a demo package she plans to use in pursuit of a record deal.

Taylor's determination is paying off, and she's making a name for herself beyond Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Even at a young age, she knows exactly what she wants - to get into the music scene as soon as possible. For her, a young pop singer is 14 years old, but a young country singer is considered 29 years old - and she's eager to break that mold.