Stephen Colbert asked guest Taylor Swift to name her top five Taylor Swift tracks during her appearance on his show on Wednesday, Dec. 10. And while she did struggle to name all five, she did immediately know which track would be no.

Taylor Swift is opening up about her favorite song across her entire catalog. After 12 studio albums, the first of which was released 20 years ago, Swift's favorite pick embraces storytelling at its core.

She is also the highest-grossing touring artist and the wealthiest female musician in the world.

"All Too Well" was first released in 2012 as part of Swift's fourth album, "Red." Then, as part of 2021's "Red (Taylor's Version)," she dropped a 10-minute, unabridged version of the song, which she has said she originally wrote at a rehearsal when she was 21 years old.

The song hums beneath "The End of an Era" docuseries on Disney+ as Taylor Swift pulls back the curtain on one of the biggest creative risks of the Eras Tour: secretly building an entirely new chapter around "The Tortured Poets Department" and redesigning the entire set list while the tour was already in motion.

The soundtrack to the Amazon Prime Video hit series was saturated by the pop superstar, who helped define one of the year's biggest shows.

Swift reflects on violent threats she faced on the road in her new Disney+ docuseries, 'Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour | The End of an Era,' which is streaming now

Taylor Swift is facing one of her strangest year-end showdowns yet, as she squares off with Denise Welch in a Christmas chart battle shaped as much by old relationship drama as by new holiday releases.