The applications include recordings of Swift saying, 'Hey, it's Taylor,' and 'Hey, it's Taylor Swift,' as well as an image showing her holding a pink guitar on stage.
The expansion comes six months after YouTube started rolling out the tool in October, which was limited to a specific set of creators with YouTube channels.
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