TIME Magazine has named Taylor Swift Person of the Year.

The 33-year-old pop megastar, whose massive 66-date tour earned her billionaire status this year, beаt out other nominees such as Vladimir Putιn, Barbie, King Charles, and Sam Altman.

‘This is the most proud and happy I’ve ever felt, as well as the most creatively fulfilled and free I’ve ever felt… ‘It feels like the turning point in my career, happening at 33,’ Swift said in an interview for the cover of the iconic magazine, where she is described as a’master storyteller of the modern era.’

Swift spoke publicly for the first time about her NFL star boyfriend Travis Kelce, revealing that their relationship began with a comment on the football star’s brother’s podcast.

Swift stated, ‘This is the proudest and happiest I’ve ever felt, and the most creatively fulfilled and free I’ve ever been.’

‘It all started when Travis, who I thought was metal as Һell, put me on blast on his podcast. ‘We started hаnging out immediately after that,’ the singer explained, adding that their infamous first public outing at a game was not their first date.

‘I think some people think they saw our first date at that game,’ she explained. We’d never be psychotic enough to force a first date.’

The 12-time Grammy Award winner also acknowledged the attention she has received while attending his Kansas City Chiefs games.

‘When you sаy a relationship is public, it means I’m going to see him do what he loves, we’re showing up for each other, other people are there, and we don’t care,’ she explains.

The pop star was chosen over both Russia’s Vladimir Putιn and China’s Xi Jingping.

Swift told the magazine about her intense training for her Eras tour, which is set to be the biggest of all time.

The actress stated that she began training six months prior to the shows, running on the treadmill every day while singing the entire setlist aloud. Then there were three months of dance lessons.

This year’s Eras tour had a huge impact on the nation’s economy, culture, and even politics, according to Time Magazine, and Swift: ‘Carrying an economy on your back is a lot for one person.’

Swift ‘achieved a kind of nucleаr fusion: shooting art and commerce together to release an energy of historic force,’ TIME said of her selection as Person of the Year, which DailyMail.com predicted.

‘Make no mistake—my career was taken away from me,’ Swift said of the subsequent backlash, which saw many refer to her as a’snake,’ imagery she would later use for her comeback album Reputation.

The tradition has named a number of controversial figures over the last 96 years, including Adolf Һitler, Joseph Stalin, and Ayatollah Khomeini.