What All These Clues Tell Us About Taylor Swift’s New Album Reputation
The list of things we know for sure about Taylor Swift’s next album isn’t nearly as long as what we wish we knew. Does it exist? Is it coming? Yes to both! Will it be a surprise? Nope. Taylor has announced both its title and release date: Reputation, November 10. Do we think it’ll be as reptilian as its teasers suggest? If only. This is Taylor’s narrative and none of us are excluded from it. Here’s what we know about Reputation so far.
It’s coming November 10.
Taylor has gone ahead and told us exactly when to be ready for her sixth album, which will be released almost nine years to the day when she released Fearless. Reputation contains 15 songs, along with two 72-page magazines featuring Taylor’s poetry and other exclusives if you buy the album through Target.
Taylor has gone ahead and told us exactly when to be ready for her sixth album, which will be released almost nine years to the day when she released Fearless. Reputation contains 15 songs, along with two 72-page magazines featuring Taylor’s poetry and other exclusives if you buy the album through Target.
Taylor could reveal herself as a true Slytherin.
From the time that Kim Kardashian sought to expose Taylor Swift as a disingenuous conniver caught lying about approving Kanye West’s misogynistic verse about her on “Famous” in a leaked phone call, the snake emoji has followed Taylor wherever she goes. So much so, that Instagram intervened and created a new censor feature that filtered out all snakes from her comments. But now it appears Taylor is embracing the reputation that precedes her. After wiping her social-media footprint off the grid, she returned days later with short, silent, grainy clips of a snake. To our frightened eyes, it’s more like a Basilisk. Her lyric video for the first single also features a snake eating its own tail, and she’s now selling merch that includes a snake ring and a hoodie with a snake on it. Maybe she’ll sing the whole album in Parseltongue.
From the time that Kim Kardashian sought to expose Taylor Swift as a disingenuous conniver caught lying about approving Kanye West’s misogynistic verse about her on “Famous” in a leaked phone call, the snake emoji has followed Taylor wherever she goes. So much so, that Instagram intervened and created a new censor feature that filtered out all snakes from her comments. But now it appears Taylor is embracing the reputation that precedes her. After wiping her social-media footprint off the grid, she returned days later with short, silent, grainy clips of a snake. To our frightened eyes, it’s more like a Basilisk. Her lyric video for the first single also features a snake eating its own tail, and she’s now selling merch that includes a snake ring and a hoodie with a snake on it. Maybe she’ll sing the whole album in Parseltongue.
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