With Taylor Swift’s continued hold on the music industry and the record-breaking influence of her latest album, it makes sense that her re-recording album seems like a distant memory!
However, that won’t be the case if Swift’s forever dedicated group ‘Swifties’ have anything to do with it!
366 days ago Swifties’ lives changed forever: The 32-year-old singer breathed new life into her career-defining fourth album “Red” when she released “Red (Taylor’s Version).”
The re-recording of “Red” featured an unforgettable duet of ‘invulnerable’ with musical giants such as Chris Stapleton and Phoebe Bridgers, and also showcased Swift’s level of songwriting skills in a way that would have a lasting impact on her career; the existence of the long-rumored 10-minute version of fan-favorite “All Too Well” came down like an avalanche.
Fans are finally being given an extra look at Swift’s famous relationship with Jake Gyllenhaal in the form of additional verses and an award-winning short film!
The influence of “All Too Well (Taylor’s Version) (10 Minute Version) on Swift’s career was far-reaching. Swifties would praise Swift’s “genius” after the short film premiered and call her performance of the song on “Saturday Night Live” one of her “MOST ICONIC PERFORMANCES ON THE STAGE EVER!”
The lovefest for “Red (Taylor’s Version)” is still going strong on Twitter!
Swifties are making sure Swift’s second re-recording won’t fall by the wayside; the conversation about the album was so widespread that “Taylor’s Version” was still trending on social networks a day later!
Read on to find out how Swifties said ‘I bet you’re thinking about me’ to “Red (Taylor Version)!”
The Influence of ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ Is ‘Nothing New!’
.@taylorswift13‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ has now spent 1 full year on the Billboard 200.
— chart data (@chartdata) November 13, 2022
“Taylor’s version” remained a Twitter trending topic through the weekend, and given her influence, many didn’t find this surprising!
According to to tweet from pop culture Twitter account Pop Base, the release broke records for “the biggest female debut on Spotify” and “spawned the longest-running #1 song of all time on the Billboard Hot 100…”
In fact, a tweet from @chartdata that came right behind Pop Base’s tweet about its trending engagement read, “‘Red (Taylor Version)'” has now spent 1 full year on the Billboard 200.”
Fans enjoy a full nostalgic atmosphere by paying tribute to their favorite lyrics in the album.
A Twitter user start a thread featured a photo of a surprised kitten listening to “Red (Taylor Version)” and asked fans to share lyrics from the album that perfectly captured the kitten’s mood.
The first impression on the chain highlighted “new” lyrics from “All Too Well (Taylor’s Version)” in which Swift shared her feelings about Gyllenhaal allegedly failing to show up for her 21st birthday.
“Should be fun being 21,” tweeted one fan.
Another fan chimed in with a duet of Phoebe Bridgers’ vault song “Nothing New,” writing, “nothing new. just the whole song.”
Swift’s version of “Better Man,” a song she originally wrote and would later be released by country group Little Big Town in 2017, will also be mentioned.
“The whole ‘Men Are Better” wrote one Twitter user.
Looking Forward To Future ‘Taylor’s Version’ Releases!
Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) was announced in evidence on 11 December: pic.twitter.com/kx9M7FKP7D
— mari (taylor version) (@taylivisces13) November 12, 2022
A year can feel like a very long time, especially when we’re talking about Swift’s career! 12 months after his latest remake was released, fans are also sharing their thoughts on the next remake.
Analyzing Swift’s remix lineup is a favorite pastime of Swifties determined to figure out which album Swift will bring back to the fore.
Swift hasn’t announced any concrete information about the order, leaving plenty of room for fans to speculate!
Fans’ top picks for the next re-recording have changed several times throughout 2022. Last January, we explored why fans thought Swift’s 2010 album “Speak Now” would be next.
According to our piece, fans begged for “Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)” to be released in response to Damon Albarn’s innuendo about Swift’s songwriting abilities in which he claimed she doesn’t write her own songs.
A Swiftie Reddit user wrote, “Free promo for ‘Talk Now’ written entirely by myself.
Just in time for Summertime, Swifties look to the upbeat, party-ready “1989” to be Swift’s next pick!
At the time of our article on the hypothetical “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” release, fans were alerted to the fact Swift’s official online store was filled with merchandise related to the album, which was originally released in 2014, and had inspired two re-recorded tracks. . (via The Blast)
“This Love (Taylor’s Version)” was released in support of the Amazon Prime TV adaptation of Jenny Han’s “The Summer I Turned Pretty” series, and “Wildest Dreams (Taylor’s Version)” was released in response to the original song’s success on TikTok last year.
Tonight november 13, watch him announce Speak Now (Taylor Version) for next month 🤭 https://t.co/vXgNSI13N0
— Crisss🪐 (@jesuiscrisss) November 13, 2022
Some Twitter users are convinced Swift’s 2017 LP “Reputation” will be the next album to receive the re-recording treatment after she walked the MTV EMA red carpet in all black!
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