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https://youtu.be/cFPIVGqMDas?si=7RuPc8OlOpkPkXWIIn an emergency episode of "13," a Taylor Swift fan podcast, hosts Anna and Amy excitedly discuss the imminent release of Swift's new album, "The Tortured Poet's Department." As they navigate technical difficulties and record in the dark, they share details about their live listening party on YouTube and an upcoming Swifty market event in Texas. The duo also delve into the frenzy of deciphering Easter eggs across social media platforms, including a mysterious QR code in Chicago and a Spotify library installation. They speculate on the possibility of a Taylor Swift book and analyze songwriting credits, noting collaborations with Aaron Dessner and Post Malone. With each new revelation, the anticipation builds for the album drop, showcasing the all-consuming nature of being a Swiftie.
yay networks 13 has been my lucky number for a while like it's always a sign of good things to come for me this is 13 a Taylor Swift fan podcast breaking down every song every Easter egg every era in every Theory hosted by the biggest swifties Nick Adams Anna zbo Amy Nichols and Lacy G.
This quote establishes the podcast's focus on Taylor Swift and its connection to the number 13, which is seen as a positive omen by the hosts.
hello and welcome to 13 at Taylor Swift fan podcast I'm Anna and Amy. and it's just the two of us again today for an emergency emergency episode that's right the truth is by the time that this episode by the time we finish recording this episode something else something else is going to happen um so let me just say that we are recording this episode um time of recording Tuesday April 16th 2024 at 10:20 a.m.. Central Time.
Anna and Amy are introducing the episode and providing context for the urgency and timing of the recording, highlighting their anticipation for upcoming Taylor Swift-related events.
yes we are just days away from the tortured Department being really. we just days away and I am just like I can't think straight honestly like I already we talk about the Swifty Zoomies like when we get you know anything Taylor Swift related I already have the Swifty Zoomies.
The hosts express their excitement for the imminent release of Taylor Swift's new album, "The Tortured Department," and their emotional state leading up to it.
so we'd like for you to join us. yes let me okay. Thursday night. yes at midnight. Eastern yes the tortured poets department will drop and at that time we will be live on our YouTube channel doing a live stream. listening party.
This quote outlines the plans for a live listening party to celebrate the release of Taylor Swift's album, indicating how the event will be structured for participants.
next week next Saturday April 27th we are hosting swifties in the park at grandscape in The Colony Texas that is going to be basically an afternoon it's from 2:00 to 5:00. p.m.. it's going to be an afternoon to celebrate the new album with other swifties in a park um we're going to do a live podcast we're going to have giveaways and games and we're gonna have a Swifty Market.
The hosts discuss an upcoming event called "Swifties in the Park," detailing the activities, attractions, and logistics for attendees to celebrate Taylor Swift's new album.
so today is Tuesday it is yesterday was Monday yesterday was day one of the tortured poets Department release week and it was just absolute chaos I feel like I've lived a 13,000 lives in the span of the last 24 hours things are speeding up and slowing down at the same time.
The hosts convey the intensity and excitement surrounding the first day of the release week for Taylor Swift's "The Tortured Poets Department," emphasizing the emotional rollercoaster they are experiencing.
Apple music is doing a word of the day where in the lyrics very Taylor Swift esque um in the lyrics of some of her songs there's random letters that are capitalized and we're trying to unscramble them so on the first day it was in the song glitch and the Word was hereby MH and then the next day it was in the song peace and the Word was conduct and then yesterday it was in better than revenge and the Word was this so we have hereby conduct this now I'm not entirely sure if the words themselves are out of order like if it'll you know like with the sentence or if it's going to be like hereby cond the beginning of the sentence it could be rearranged.
The hosts discuss an interactive feature from Apple Music involving Taylor Swift's lyrics, which has fans scrambling to decode messages, leading to theories and speculation about their meaning.
"The song the track list got leaked so all those games that we might have been able to play prior to that getting leaked maybe this is just another way to have that fun aspect that Taylor has with her fans when something gets released."
This quote indicates that the leaking of the track list disrupted the usual interactive games between Taylor Swift and her fans, but also suggests that Taylor continues to create new ways to maintain the fun and engagement with her audience.
"If you go to her Instagram page and you like swipe it down like you're trying to refresh it there's a countdown."
This quote describes a hidden interactive element on Taylor Swift's Instagram page, which is a countdown presumably leading to a new album release. It highlights the creative marketing strategies employed by Taylor Swift to build anticipation among her fans.
"Every single platform every single company is going to want to try to work with her have a piece and so we're kind of seeing every single streaming service brand social media platform like last week her music got back on Tik Tok now we're seeing things with apple music Instagram."
The quote emphasizes Taylor Swift's significant impact on the music industry and her ability to collaborate with different platforms. It also shows how these platforms are eager to associate with her brand to leverage her popularity.
"There was a Swifty that noticed you know like a blank shelf and it said Taylor Swift. um like for the new album like where they're going to put the new album and it was empty."
This quote describes a fan's observation at a Target store, where preparations are underway for the display and sale of Taylor Swift's new album. It shows the level of detail fans pay attention to and their eagerness for new releases.
"There was also an empty shelf for an album or artist and it said Serpentine that's that's a snake it is a snake and that shelf is also empty and it's on the display."
This quote highlights fan theories regarding a mysterious label "Serpentine" at a Target store, which could potentially be linked to Taylor Swift's upcoming releases or marketing strategies.
"We've always clowned for reputation Taylor's version so well it's gonna happen it's GNA happen eventually will it happen coinciding with the tortured poets Department the truth is we don't know."
This quote captures the excitement and speculation among fans regarding the potential release of "Reputation Taylor's Version" alongside Taylor Swift's new album. It shows the fans' engagement with Taylor's discography and their anticipation for her re-recorded albums.
"Yesterday there was a QR code that was being painted huge QR code being painted on the side of a building and the QR code was made up of small little 13s and small little tpds."
This quote describes an innovative marketing tactic involving a QR code mural related to Taylor Swift's new album. It illustrates the interactive and widespread nature of her promotional strategies, engaging fans in real-world scavenger hunts.
"I hope you realize like you are this is like a moment in history like that you're experiencing in real time like you're seeing in person like the marketing of a literal Mastermind a genius."
This quote emphasizes the speaker's admiration for Taylor Swift's marketing capabilities and the impact it has on her fans, recognizing it as a historic moment in real-time marketing excellence.
"Live on the scene reporting like my live on the scene reporter from the QR code and he did go back this morning and he scanned it and what it was if if you go and scan it it takes you to a YouTube shorts video."
The quote describes the real-time interaction with Taylor Swift's promotional campaign, showcasing how the use of technology like QR codes can create a direct and engaging experience for fans.
"Is this another red herring is this like what what is this we're all focused on one thing. and she's going to hit us with something else."
This quote captures the essence of the speculation surrounding Taylor Swift's next move, emphasizing the uncertainty and excitement that comes with each of her intricate promotional strategies.
"To see a Taylor Swift is gorgeous Library themed installation I like almost started crying this morning because I was like I wish I could be there so bad like I like that is like my literal dream."
This quote reflects the personal impact of Taylor Swift's promotional activities on fans, particularly when they align with personal interests such as literature and reading.
"Could it be possible that Taylor Swift has been writing a book and it came up whenever the 'All Too Well' short film came out because she was an author and she had a book at the end."
The quote introduces the theory that Taylor Swift might be venturing into writing books, based on past hints and her portrayal as an author in the "All Too Well" short film, demonstrating how fans dissect every aspect of Swift's work for potential clues.
"We're bookie girls like we love reading we have like our own little book club because we read the same books at the same time and then talk about it."
This quote conveys the speakers' deep personal connection to books and reading, which is further intensified by the prospect of Taylor Swift releasing literary work, illustrating the multifaceted relationship fans have with her work.
"We're going to the Spotify event tonight and or today and they were like. yeah. we'll send you guys pictures we'll like tag you and stuff."
This quote shows Anna and Amy's enthusiasm about fans attending the Spotify event and their anticipation for updates.
"And it's basically the folklori and. Trio it is across this album exciting Taylor Swift of course on every single track because every single song Taylor sings is written by Taylor and then we've got some with Jack antinoff and some with um Aaron des and then Austin post that's post Malone he got a writing credit on fortnite and Florence and Florence for Florida."
This quote details the songwriters involved in the album, emphasizing Taylor Swift's role and the contributions of other artists.
"And I think I had three out of the five for Aaron fesner which wow you were so on point."
Amy's ability to predict which songs Aaron Dessner worked on is highlighted, showing her insight into the album's creation.
"We had a long discussion on is so long London. actually 9 minutes long right it's not the like I kid you not five minutes after we were done recording we were leaving the studio there was like the track links were we're out."
The quote clarifies the actual length of the track, correcting previous speculation from the hosts.
"Being a swift is a full-time job it is it's like you clock out of your other job. and then you clock into your Swift job you know like it's it's it's nuts."
The quote emphasizes the dedication required to be a swiftie, suggesting it is as time-consuming and engaging as a full-time job.
"So what are you what are you like hoping for anticipating for um the rest of the week I guess um well more chaos."
This quote reflects the hosts' excitement and anticipation for future events related to Taylor Swift, highlighting the unpredictable nature of being a fan.
"If you're interested in swifties in the park you can get all the info and tickets at the 13p podcast.. net it's our new website actually where you can also catch up with episodes and things like that in case you need everything in one place we finally have it."
The quote provides details about the "Swifties in the Park" event and the hosts' new website, which serves as a hub for fans to connect and access content.