By Staff Writer (media@latinospost.com) | First Posted: May 22, 2015 06:00 AM EDT

After cinching 8 gongs at the recent 2015 Billboard Music Awards, Taylor Swift has once again proved her star power by breaking a Vevo record with her latest music video, "Bad Blood."

"Taylor Swift's 'Bad Blood' garnered 20.1 million views in just 24 hours, setting a new Vevo record," Entertainment Weekly said. "The action-packed music video, guest-starring A-list talent (Cindy Crawford, Ellen Pompeo, and Mariska Hargitay, among others), dropped at the Billboard Music Awards Sunday following much social media hype."

Previously, it was Nicki Minaj who had that honor, thanks to her "Anaconda" video, which garnered 19.6 million views 24 hours after it was released in August 2014.

Taylor tweeted her excitement and thanked the stars, most (if not all) of which were considered her BFFs, who made cameo appearances in her latest video.

"FREAKING OUT RIGHT NOW. YOU BROKE THE VEVO WORLD RECORD. THANK YOU," read her post.

Her recent achievement underscores the fact that Tay is indeed a powerhouse in not only the music industry but also on the Internet and other channels of communications. Wired has described her as "the center of the pop culture universe" and is someone who "everyone who's anyone either already is or wants to be" her close friend.

"She and Beyoncé are like twin suns orbiting only each other (we just watch from this Tatooine known as Earth)," the publication went on to say.

It also pointed out that "Bad Blood" was a "power move" and is "a testament to 'Because I can!' levels of money and clout and accrued goodwill."

"Swift says 'Jump!' and her friends, fans, and the music industry all say 'How high?!' But it's not because she's the Queen Bitch," Wired observed. "Playing Regina George isn't her style, but if she did accidentally punch you in the face, you can bet your ass it would be awesome.

"Everyone jumps for Taylor because she has defined herself as the one who will jump with you," the piece added.

In a later update, it was learned that T-Swift had borrowed the outfits used in the video from a Los Angeles sex shop.

"Swift's team borrowed a whopping $13,000 worth of clothes for the shoot and kept $5,000 worth of the clothing," The New York Post's Page Six reported.

The shop, called The Stockroom, said that it had "noticed a slight increase in online traffic and an uptick in customer service calls since the video's release three days ago."

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