Taylor Swift Had One Major Concern Before Jumping Into Toy Story 5
Even superstars get hesitant about the big gigs—here's what almost made Taylor pass on Pixar.

Taylor Swift's got another film credit on the way with Toy Story 5, and she's breaking down what went into saying yes to the gig. Before she locked in the original song "I Knew It, I Knew You" for the flick, the Grammy winner had something weighing on her mind—a legitimate question that needed answering first.
Swift's always been selective about where her music shows up, especially when it comes to major studio projects. This wasn't just about writing a track and cashing a check; there was something specific holding her back from the deal.
The full details on what nearly kept her from the project are worth checking out, but it's a reminder that even when you're as big as Taylor, taking on something outside your usual lane requires some real thought. Sometimes the hesitation is exactly what makes the final "yes" mean something.
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