Taylor Swift will be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame this summer, making the 36-year-old one of the youngest people ever to be welcomed into the prestigious organization. It’s one of the latest record-breaking accomplishments that Swift can cross off her bucket list, joining the ranks of legendary musicians who became part of the Songwriters Hall of Fame at a young age. Stevie Wonder currently holds the title of the youngest ever inductee, inducted at 33 in 1983. “Taylor qualified from when she was 15 years old,” President and CEO of the Songwriters Hall of Fame Linda Moran told USA Today in November when Swift was nominated. These songwriters have profoundly impacted the lives of billions of listeners worldwide, and it is our privilege to honor their contributions.”