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The notion that "Swag Surfing" was invented by Taylor Swift is simply not true. The concept of swag surfing likely originated from the musical group Fast Life Yungstaz when they released their song 'Swag Surfin' in early 2009. Here is a link to their youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iTsbnr8e_8
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Taylor Swift did not in fact invent 'Swag Surfing." The concept was popularized and could be credited to the musical group, Fast Life Yungstaz. The group had created it in their song "Swag Surfin" in 2009. Here is a recap of the popularized term:
https://www.udiscovermusic.com/stories/fast-life-yungstaz-swag-surfin/

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Swag surfing was not indeed invented by Taylor Swift. It was invented by the group, Fast Life Yungstaz in 2009 when they released their single, "Swag Surfin". I found all of this information on https://www.udiscovermusic.com/stories/fast-life-yungstaz-swag-surfin/
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This isn’t true as Swag Surfin’ was invented by Fast Life Youngstaz in 2009, and Taylor Swift has no affiliation with them.

https://youtu.be/7iTsbnr8e_8?si=BCpiskefmkZTzfHs

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