What’s your favorite Taylor Swift song of all time? If you’re a true Swiftie, odds are, you probably love multiple songs by the talented singer-songwriter.

A recent study conducted by ActionNetwork gave us some insight into Taylor‘s most popular songs around the globe and within the United States. Here’s what they uncovered.

Taylor Swift’s most beloved songs in the USA

The research study revealed that “Bad Blood” is Taylor’s most popular song in America. In second place, you’ll find “Cruel Summer, ” followed by “Shake it Off.”

Rumor has it, “Bad Blood” was written with Katy Perry in mind while Taylor and Katy were in the middle of a nasty pop music feud. They’ve seen made up and are on friendly terms!

As of now, it’s unclear who Taylor wrote “Cruel Summer” about, but it’s obvious that the song is about a situationship that took place during one of the cruelest summer seasons of her life.

As far as “Shake it Off” goes, the song was inspired by the fact that Taylor constantly deals with scrutiny from the media and the public.

Taylor Swift’s most beloved songs worldwide

Taylor is a global icon, which means her music transcends outside of the USA.

Based on Google searches, the number one was popular song by Taylor in the entire world is “Enchanted.”

“Enchanted“ is one of Taylor’s most beautiful songs of all time, and rumor has it that Taylor wrote the song for Adam Young from a band called Owl City.

“Cardigan” lands in second place, followed by “Cruel Summer” and “Love Story, which are tied in third place.

Which album from Taylor Swift is the most popular?

The study reveals that The Tortured Poets Department is Taylor‘s most popular album around the world.

It’s garnered loads of attention since it was released.

Even though it is her most recent album, that doesn’t mean fans haven’t already been listening to it on repeat since the moment it was dropped.

One thing about Taylor’s diehard fans? Swifties are going to do everything in their power to make sure Taylor’s music turns out to be a true success.

What are your thoughts on these stats about Taylor’s songs and albums? Let us know in the comment section below.