However, she accused the fandom of being too involved in Taylor’s private life. “I feel like that possessiveness can get dangerous,” she said, adding that the impersonation stunt “did show” that side of some Swifties. “I had such a positive experience in person and then, of course, online you get a whole different beast.”
Ashley continued in the caption of her video that the backlash has gotten “out of proportion,” writing, “Just a friendly reminder, please do not bully any of my friends. You can bully me because it seems to be an okay thing to do in the ‘swiftie’ fandom but please do not bully my friends because they were incredible to work with.”
Since the stunt, Ashley said she’s realized there are two sides to the fandom. “There’s a difference between a Taylor Swift fan—you can love her music, you can love her as a person, you can look up to her—and then there are Swifties,” she shared on TikTok. “They are completely two different groups.”
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