If you're happy, free, confused or lonely you might be -- or at least feel like -- a 22-year-old.
Taylor Swift tries to position herself as a normal 20-something (she's actually 23 now) by plopping her real-life friends into "22," her new music video that premiered in full Wednesday on Good Morning America's website. Unlike normal 20-somethings, Swift also begins her sold-out Red tour Wednesday in Omaha, Nebraska. We have a feeling she won't be lonely.
"22" is less artsy than Swift's stunning "Begin Again" video and less aggressive than recent death threats she's received on Twitter for seemingly poking fun at her ex. Previously, Red's lead single "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" set a U.S. digital sales record with 623,000 downloads, the most ever in one week for a female artist.
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