Taylor Swift revealed during a recent interview that she is in a stage of her life where she is not concerned about dating and boyfriends, asserting her songs and lyrics are not "boycentric."

 "Different phases of your life have different levels of deep, traumatizing heartbreak," the "Shake It Off" singer mentioned during a recent interview with Rolling Stone magazine.

"And in this period of my life, my heart was not irreparably broken. So it's not as boycentric of an album, because my life hasn't been boycentric."

Taylor Swift posted a photo on Instagram celebrating the first-place success of her "Shake It Off" song, drawing criticism from fans over her songs and lyrics.

Her VMA 2014 performance of "Shake It Off" has drawn a lot of attention from her Instagram fans, but some comments have also criticized her songs and lyrics.

The "Red" singer revealed her new "1989" album along with her "Shake It Off" track during a worldwide live stream event via Yahoo!, earning the attention of millions around the world.

She revealed that she would be hosting a worldwide live stream event via Yahoo! On August 18, clearing up rumors surrounding a recently released a cryptic clip in Instagram and Twitter where the number "18" appears everywhere.

"Aug. 18 because on [the] 24th she is performing at the VMAs and there she [may] sing a new single," one fan speculated in the comments section of her page.

Taylor Swift recently revealed during a recent interview that she believes fans wouldn't listen to her songs if they weren't "heartbroken," bringing into question her own boyfriend and dating experiences and their inspirations for her lyrics.

"People wouldn't listen to my songs if they weren't heartbroken, or deeply affected and hurt, and jilted and sad and bitter and all those wonderful things that I write songs about," the "Red" album producer said, according to E! Online.