Taylor’s Breakup Boom! Swift sees her songs via ex Joe Alwyn RISING streaming numbers – after writing countless songs about their six-year relationship before the breakup

Taylor Swift (33) sees a peak in her music inspired by Joe Alwyn (32), amid their alleged split after six years together.

Songs that have increased in streaming include Cornelia Street, New Year’s Day, Daylight, Koning van me hart, Gluck, Soet nigs and Die 1 SpotifySwiftieby TMZ.

Taylor and Joe’s split was first reported by ET on Saturday, with a source revealing they split “a few weeks ago” after their relationship “just started”.

The couple, who started dating in 2016, reportedly split over “differences in their personalities,” an insider told People.

“They had a rough time before they always worked it out, so friends thought they would break up for a while but eventually get back together,” the source said.

Endgame: Songs that have surged in streaming include Cornelia Street, New Year’s Day, Daylight, King of My Heart, Happiness, Sweet Nothing and the 1, according to SpotifySwiftie via TMZ; Seen together in NYC on October 6, 2019

The singer and actor “weren’t really a good match in the end,” the insider added.

According to Deadline, Taylor is in the middle of her Eras tour while Joe is in Hungary filming The Brutalist.

The actor has been working abroad on the project for the past few weeks.

Fans noticed that the British actress hadn’t seen a Taylor show before her Eras tour, which kicked off on March 17 in Arizona.

Taylor’s next scheduled shows are April 13, 14 and 15 in Tampa, Florida.

The biggest jump in streaming is for the tune Cornelia Street from her 2019 album Lover.

Cornelia Street spans a street in New York’s West Village where Taylor previously leased space.

She rented the apartment the same year she met Joe.

Just too good: Taylor and Joe’s split was first reported by ET on Saturday, with a source revealing they split “a few weeks ago” after their relationship “just got off the ground”; seen at the 77th Annual Golden Globe Awards on January 5, 2020

The song’s lyrics read: “And I hope I never lose you / I hope it never ends / I’ll never walk down Cornelia Street again / It’s the kind of sadness that time could never heal / I never would.” Walk down Corneliastraat. . “

According to the outlet, the song saw a 106% increase in streaming.

The song Daylight, also by Lover, also saw a 58% increase in streaming.

The song is about her and someone (believed to be Joe) navigating their love together despite both being burned by people and love in the past.

It’s also about finding true love and how it differs from past relationships, with the star referencing her red album, which was about her relationship with Jake Gyllenhaal.

The Red Album features a series of songs about the pain behind failed relationships and disappointments when a partner doesn’t show up for you.

And I can still see it all (In my mind) / All of you, all of me (Interwoven) / I once believed love was (Black and white) / But it’s gold (Gold) / And I can still see you see everything (in my head) / Back and forth from New York (sneak in your bed)” read part of the lyrics.

Joe co-wrote six Taylor songs under the pseudonym William Bowery.

He helped write Exile and Betty on Folklore, Champagne Problems, Coney Island and Evermore for their Evermore album and Sweet Nothing on Midnights.

With a 30% increase in streaming, Sweet Nothing is about their relationship and how the world can be chaotic, but when they’re at home, it’s calm waters.

“They said the end was coming / Everybody’s got plans / I’m running home to your sweet nothings / Out of pressure and pressure them / You humming in the kitchen. All you ever wanted from me was sweet nothings.”

Lover: The song Daylight, also by Lover, also saw a 58% increase in streaming

Folklore’s 1 sees a 39 percent increase in streaming and Peace sees a 48 percent increase.

Reputation’s song New Year’s Day had a 40% increase, while King of My Heart from the same album had a 23% increase.