Taylor Swift Fans Hype Up Sofia Vergara’s New ‘TTPD’-Inspired Magazine Cover: the ‘Cultural Impact’

Taylor Swift's influence is just about everywhere these days, and Swifties can always be counted on to spot references to their favorite singer whenever they pop up.

Fans are currently making the connection between Sofía Vergara's new Variety cover and a popular track from The Tortured Poets Department. In the photo, Vergara wears a skintight red dress and gazes at the camera. The tagline reads: "Who's afraid of little ol' me?"

Comments on a post sharing the photo to X saw the cover as proof of the album's powerful place in the Zeitgeist.

"The thing is TTPD has cultural impact, but most people who don’t know it will hear phrases or lines from the alchemy etc and not know how often the album is being referenced," wrote one X user.

"Do people realize Taylor has always have cultural impact by lines in her songs and countless celebrities use the lines and songs like the alchemy got thousands of likes on Olympics TikTok," pointed out another commenter.

"Damn, everyone using Taylor references for clicks," noted a third person.

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Vergara has been nominated for an Emmy in the limited series lead actress category for her role as a Colombian drug lord in Griselda on Netflix.

The actress opened up to Variety about her "personal connection" to the script: She was 24 years old when her older brother, Rafael, was murdered by a Colombian cartel in a botched kidnapping attempt in 1996.

“It destroyed my family,” she said. “It destroyed my mom. It changed our lives completely. We didn’t know what was happening, why he had been killed.”

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