Taylor Swift passes Beyonc in number of MTV Video Music Awards, debuts starry 'Patient Zero' video

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Set us as preferred Taylor Swift had a historic night Sunday during the MTV Video Music Awards, surpassing Beyoncé as the most decorated solo artist in VMAs history.Swift, now with 32 Moon Person statues, showed her thanks during the ceremony by debuting the music video for her new single, “Patient Zero.”The ceremony was broadcast on MTV and CBS from the Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles.The video, the latest that Swift wrote and directed herself, stars Dakota Johnson, Colin Farrell, Cara Delevingne and Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford.

In a post following the video’s debut, Swift thanked her friends and collaborators.“I want to thank Dakota and Colin for trusting me with their time, taste, and talent (Giggling with your friend because you’re twinning for an entire shoot was a new and truly delightful experience),” she wrote in an X post.“And Colin’s turn as a villain is even more impressive when you get to be around him.

He’s an absolute light and as kind as they come.Cara, thank you for agreeing to play the lusty other woman.

That’s what friends are for?”The Patient Zero video is finally out in the world! Getting to work with Emmanuel Lubezki was something out of a dream sequence, and I learned so much from getting to watch his genius in action.I want to thank Dakota and Colin for trusting me with their time, taste, and talent (Giggling with your friend because you’re twinning for an entire shoot was a new and truly delightful experience).

And Colin’s turn as a villain is even more impressive when you get to be around him.He’s an absolute light and as kind as they come.

Cara, thank you for agreeing to play the lusty other woman.That’s what friends are for? With the Patient Zero video, I got to explore the cinematic and literary genres I love so much.

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