Taylor Swift: It's not a very boycentric album

Billboard caught up with Taylor Swift - who just released her new album 1989 on Sunday night - to talk haters, moving past her 'boycentric' songs, and the reasons behind her professional and personal transformations.

"I've gone through so many phases and I've had to learn so much in front of the entire world," she says. "I feel much more equipped to deal with things now."

​Swift continues to talk about boys, and how she has moved past her songs about ex-boyfriends:

​"I t's not a very boycentric album because that hasn't been the focus for me. In the last two years it has not been a priority. So if there's a song about relationships, it's reflecting back on an old relationship and what I learned from it. I don't think anyone from my past or in my life will be really upset by this album. ​"​

1989 Album Tracklisting:

1. Welcome to New York
2. Blank Space
3. Style
4. Out Of The Woods
5. All You Had To Do Was Stay
6. Shake it off"
7. Wish You Would
8. Bad Blood
9. Wildest Dreams
10. How You Get The Girl
11. This Love
12. I Know Places
13. Clean