Taylor Swift Has a Birthday Blowout in '22'

By RJ Cubarrubia | Rolling Stone – Wed, Mar 13, 2013 1:25 PM EDT

Just because Taylor Swift is a massive star doesn't mean she's forgotten her friends. In her new video for Red single "22," the singer loosens up with her pals for her birthday, tearing into cake and sharing more than a few laughs. They sunbathe by the pool, tease Swift by mock-singing into eating utensils and hang on the beach as the sun sets. But a birthday isn't complete without a night out, and after getting ready, Swift leads her crew into a rowdy house party. Being famous might be fun, but your friends never forget who you truly are.

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