The Grammy-winning pop icon has shared tons of pointers and cracked lots of jokes on The Voice.

Taylor Swift is everywhere. From her sold-out Eras Tour shows to chart-topping albums and multiple appearances on NBC’s The Voice, the “All Too Well” singer is easily one of the most famous people in the world right now.

Swifties have been covering the Grammy-winning artist’s songs on The Voice for years, and that trend will surely continue in future seasons as well. Below we revisit Swift’s memorable tenure on The Voice, beginning over a decade ago in Season 4.

How many times has Taylor Swift been on The Voice?

Swift has been on three seasons of The Voice, the first time in 2013 in Season 4 as an Advisor for Team Usher. Swift made a surprise appearance during Michelle Chamuel’s rehearsal of the pop star’s hit song “I Knew You Were Trouble.”

A year later, Swift  returned as a Season 7 Mega Mentor for all four Coaches — Adam Levine, Gwen Stefani, Pharrell Williams, and Blake Shelton — during the Knockouts.

Swift’s most recent appearance on The Voice was in Season 17, which aired in 2019. Once again, she advised all four Coaches as a Mega Mentor, reuniting with Stefani and Shelton and working with Kelly Clarkson and John Legend for the first time.

Taylor Swift was moved to tears as a Mega Mentor on The Voice

Taylor Swift appears on The Voice Season 17 Episode 12 “Knockout Reality”. Photo: Trae Patton/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images via Getty Images

When Swift appeared on Season 17 of The Voice as a Mega Mentor, she worked with all of the teams, but one young duo’s performance moved her to tears. During rehearsals before the Knockouts, Swift met Myla Finks and Chelsea Grover of Hello Sunday, who were both just 14 years old at the time.

“I was 10 or 11 years old singing for people, but seeing young performers who so firmly have their musical identity figured out, I was so completely shattered by it. I fully fell apart. It was that good,” Swift said after becoming emotional while watching their performance of Ariana Grande’s “Almost Is Never Enough.”

“The amount that you were connecting with each other, the amount that you were then facing out and connecting with the audience. Oh my god!” she said before jokingly adding, “I promise I’m OK in my personal life. This is not from some outside place.”