8 Things Taylor Swift Totally Looked Like During Her Grammys Performance

Updated on Feb 16, 2016 at 9:00 AM

After slaying the red carpet with Selena Gomez at Monday night's Grammy Awards in LA, Taylor Swift opened the show with a bang. The singer gave an astounding rendition of "Out of the Woods" for her time on stage, and the audience and viewers alike were of course blown away. We couldn't help but notice, though, that Taylor conjured a bunch of other images in our minds during her time on stage. Keep reading to see all the comparisons we caught, then get one more look at that stunning music video, which came out on New Year's Eve.

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An Olympic Figure Skater

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Violet Beauregarde From Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

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"Tyreesha" From The Suite Life of Zack and Cody

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Catwoman

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MS MR's "Fantasy" Music Video

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One of Those Trees in the Background

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Sparky Polastri From Bring It On

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8 Things Taylor Swift Totally Looked Like During Her Grammys Performance

An Olympic Figure Skater

Violet Beauregarde From Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

"Tyreesha" From The Suite Life of Zack and Cody

Catwoman

MS MR's "Fantasy" Music Video

One of Those Trees in the Background

Sparky Polastri From Bring It On

Velma Kelly From Chicago

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