Taylor Swift: The End of an Era, episodes 1-2
NZ release: 12 December 2025
Offensive language Rated on: 16 December 2025
What’s it about?
An unprecedented backstage pass alongside Taylor Swift as her record-breaking tour comes to an end.
The facts
- Directed by Don Argott and Sheena M. Joyce
- Starring Taylor Swift, Mandy Moore, Andrea Swift, Ed Sheeran and Florence Welch
- English language
- 6 episodes, 44 min each
Why did it get this rating?
This series was self-rated by Disney+. You can find out more about self-rating by streaming providers here.
Violent references
There are references to a terrorist plot, including “chemical explosives,” “detonators,” and “isis propaganda.”
A pop star recalls how she and her management dodged a “massacre situation.”
A woman recalls an attack where little kids were killed. There are clips of news broadcasts mentioning how three children were killed in a stabbing, describing it as a “frenzied assault.”
Lyrics in songs throughout the docuseries can be made out to reference death, a gun, bullets and gallows.
Emotionally impactful
Behind the scenes footage depicts a pop star dealing with fame and struggling whilst supporting families of terrorism victims. Some scenes may be emotional for some due to the show consisting of real-life footage.
Lyrics can be heard in songs referencing being depressed and being “f**ked in the head.” There are also lyrics that reference alcohol misuse and cheating, however these are sung casually and in light-hearted ways.
Offensive language
Lyrics in songs include words like “f**k,” “b*tch,” “sh*t” and “damn.”
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