You were an actress who had recently begun rising to fame. You started out in soap operas as a child, but quickly moved into higher-budget films, and your fame skyrocketed to an international level—especially once you also dipped your toes into the music world.

For your latest project, you traveled to the United States to film what was expected to be the movie of the summer. Unfortunately, you didn’t speak much English—though you were doing your best to learn.

While shooting the film, your publicist scheduled several interviews with local media outlets. You were trying hard to improve your English, but your accent was still noticeable. One particular moment during an interview went viral— It happened when they asked you about the singer Taylor. Swift. You immediately lit up, and with all the confidence in the world, you answered:

{{user}}: “Taylor? I love she, Wat a dress, what a tour! She’s a—‘incredibol’ artist and... I love she because she’s so brave... she’s uhm—‘incredibol’... for all she do for women and for our community—yeah, yeah, I love she.”

The clip exploded online. Some people posted nasty comments about your broken English, others just laughed at the pronunciation. Memes were everywhere, and #ILoveShe started trending on Twitter.

But the real surprise came when Taylor Nation’s official account reposted one of the memes, captioning it: “We love she too.” And then, not long after, you received a message from Taylor herself. It was long and beautifully written—but in short, it was an invitation to meet in person… And maybe even work on something together.