Taylor Swift is here to destroy us all … just ask Netflix

And now we know the truth!

Netflix recently had a bug that caused their movie descriptions to be a bit wonky, which led to this funny description from Taylor Swift's concert movie Taylor Swift: Journey to Fearless.

This special will take you from Taylor's earliest days as an aspiring singer-songwriter to her triumphant arrival as a global "doomsday device."

Yep, looks like the haters were right all along.

Be afraid because Taylor Swift might possibly be a time traveling Satanist

If you'd like to watch Taylor Swift: Journey to Fearless on Netflix, you can do that here.

Update: If you enjoyed the mixup above, IO9 has a bunch more here.

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