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https://youtu.be/0WUu8rT7_l0?si=A-wYuA86mnTTpNyIIn this emergency episode of the "13: A Taylor Swift Fan Podcast," hosts Nick Adams, Anna Z, Amy Nichols, and Lacy G excitedly break down the recent whirlwind of Taylor Swift news. Swifties were sent into a frenzy as Taylor changed her social media profile pictures to black and white, fueling speculation about the announcement of "Reputation Taylor's Version." The hosts analyze every clue, from website error codes to cryptic anagrams, and the significance of the number 321. Despite theories of a "Reputation" release, the excitement culminated in Swift's surprise announcement of a brand new album, "The Tortured Poet's Department," at the Grammys, where she also made history with her 13th Grammy win. The hosts speculate on the album's themes, Swift's continuous impact on the music industry, and how it will integrate into her ongoing "Eras Tour."
"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 Z Amy Nichols and. Lacy G."
The quote indicates that the number 13 is significant to the podcast hosts and sets the stage for their discussion on Taylor Swift's work and the podcast's focus.
"We got a new album announcement we have two new Grammy wins we have an album of the Year win we have the the Super Bowl coming up her aist tour is starting up again there's a lot to get to."
The quote summarizes recent exciting developments in Taylor Swift's career, highlighting her achievements and upcoming events.
"Taylor Swift changed her profile picture to the like the picture she already had for midnights but it was black and white."
This quote describes the change in Taylor Swift's profile picture that sparked fan theories and speculation.
"Amy as our graphic designer does this just have a little bit of like a sepia tone like it's not actually black and white."
The quote captures the group's attention to detail and the significance of color changes in Taylor Swift's profile picture, leading to further analysis and discussion.
"Then her website went down and there were errors in the website um including there was was it 321 which people were like one 12 three let's go."
This quote describes the website errors and how fans interpreted them as intentional clues, pointing towards a possible connection to "Reputation Taylor's Version."
"But they were like an anagram for red herring which basically means a distraction and when reputation came out originally look what you made me do was the lead single and there was an article from variety where a Critic had said look what you made me do is a red herring."
The quote reveals the group's discovery of an anagram on Taylor Swift's website and its potential meaning, tying it back to previous album releases and media interpretations.
"Taylor Swift walks up on stage to accept her. 13th Grammy win and this is what she had to say I want to say thank you to the fans by telling you a secret that I've been keeping from you for the last 2 years."
The quote captures the moment Taylor Swift announced her new album at the Grammys, revealing a secret she had kept for two years.
"It's called It's called The tortured poets Department I'm going to go and post the cover right now backstage."
This quote includes Taylor Swift's announcement of her new album's title, which prompts the hosts to explore its literary and cinematic connections.
"She said that she's been working on it for two years and that makes me think that like that you're losing me is just the tip of the iceberg."
This quote indicates that the song "You're Losing Me" is part of a larger body of work that Taylor Swift has been crafting over an extended period.
"So fans noticed immediately something about the name of this album and that's the fact that her ex Joe Alwyn was a part of this group chat that had um the tortured men or something like that it was like the tortured men Club."
This quote highlights the possible personal significance behind the album's name, suggesting it might be influenced by Taylor Swift's past relationship with Joe Alwyn.
"So I think we're going to know a little bit more about what happened between them because something catastrophic did happen."
This quote implies that the new album will provide deeper understanding and context about the end of Taylor Swift's relationship with Joe Alwyn.
"This I think is a collabs album because a chairman is somebody who a person especially a man or the man designated to preside over a meeting and a meeting would be theoretically people like multiple people."
This quote suggests that the album's title implies a collaborative effort, potentially involving various artists coming together, much like a meeting chaired by an individual.
"What if this album explains why like maybe there's NDAs that have been signed that people can't say but Taylor Swift has been telling her story scooting around all of that."
This quote speculates that the album could be a way for Taylor Swift and other artists to indirectly share their experiences with industry conflicts, despite possible legal constraints like non-disclosure agreements.
"I cannot predict Taylor Swift's moves so anything is possible."
This quote highlights the difficulty of predicting Taylor Swift's career choices and her knack for surprising fans with unexpected decisions.
"There's no way she's going to drop a brand new album when she's on tour... but if anyone can do it it's Taylor."
The quote expresses initial skepticism about releasing new music during a tour, followed by an acknowledgment of Swift's ability to handle such challenges.
"How are we going to fit the new album into the aist tour poster?"
This quote reflects the practical considerations and fan excitement about incorporating new album themes into existing tour merchandise.
"Isn't it wild how just the intro to the tour has only been around for less than a year but it feels like it's part of the entire Swifty culture?"
This quote captures how quickly new elements of Swift's music become integral parts of the fan experience and culture.
"Our vocabulary will be expanding with this."
The quote conveys the fans' expectations that Swift's new album will not only entertain but also intellectually stimulate them.
"What if there's a song on the tortured poets department called wood Vil then what?"
This quote exemplifies the speculative conversations among fans about potential connections between new and previous works by Swift.
"What if the songs that she cut are the ones that will be cut from the set list when she makes room for her new era?"
The quote suggests a fan theory about how Swift might integrate new songs into her tour by replacing previously cut songs.
"Therapy can be a great place to work through the challenges that you face in all your relationships."
This quote emphasizes the role of therapy in navigating the complexities of various types of relationships.
"She keeps us on her toes."
The quote summarizes the overall sentiment of Swift's fans, who are accustomed to her surprising them with new content and experiences.
"Is she going to put out three albums in one year?"
This quote reflects the fans' amazement and curiosity about Swift's potential to release a significant amount of music within a short timeframe.
"Now she's at the Grammys getting her 13th win, her fourth album of the year."
The quote acknowledges Swift's achievements at the Grammys and her continued success in the music industry.
"Celebrities were even being asked about it on like the red carpet like at the Grammys like the interviewers were like do you guys think that she's going to announce reputation tonight like they were asking Gracie Abrams."
This quote illustrates the level of anticipation and the widespread speculation about Taylor Swift's potential album announcement at the Grammy Awards, highlighting the engagement of both the media and celebrities in the discussion.
"There are so many music industry Executives and Big Time people in the music industry who are so against the re-recording and against like Taylor doing all of this because she's just changing the industry and changing all of it."
This quote emphasizes Taylor Swift's influence on the music industry and the resistance she faces from certain executives, highlighting the broader implications of her actions on industry standards and practices.
"I went onto our website immediately to pre-order the album and I had I was on a wait list I had to wait 25 minutes."
This quote captures the intense demand and excitement among Swifties to purchase Taylor Swift's new album, reflecting the loyalty and eagerness of the fan base.
"We were surprised um and honored about Flav of flave. oh yeah um another big one who's come out is Spencer Pratt and uh Spencer Pratt did admit that he was a little let down due to expectations last night."
This quote shows the involvement and emotional investment of both fans and celebrities in Taylor Swift's career moves, as well as the impact of unconfirmed rumors on their expectations.
"Sometimes I do feel a little bad if I'm streaming an album that she doesn't fully own yet."
This quote reflects the internal conflict fans experience when supporting Taylor Swift's music, particularly regarding the ownership issues of her earlier albums.
"But this also means that we need to go to another show that's right very soon and we have to kind of speed through 1989."
This quote captures the swiftie community's desire to fully engage with Taylor Swift's body of work and their anticipation for future concerts and events.
"People are going to look back on Taylor Swift's career as one of the best of all time truly they already do you can take a class at Harvard about Taylor Swift like her her discography is studied her marketing is studied like everything about her career is just studied."
This quote underscores Taylor Swift's profound influence on the music industry and her recognition as an artist whose work will be remembered and studied for generations.
"Taylor Swift has won album of the year four times the most of any artist of any gender in Grammys history."
This quote highlights Taylor Swift's unparalleled achievement at the Grammy Awards and speculates on the future of this record in the music industry.
"I've seen people say on um dating apps that now they like to ask men their opinion on Taylor Swift because based on their reaction and what they have to say is kind of a good judge of character."
This quote reveals how Taylor Swift's cultural significance has permeated various aspects of social interaction, with her as a touchstone for assessing personal values and attitudes.
"We have been essentially studying Taylor Swift's discography already but studying her like impact and marketing in real time like that's really cool."
This quote reflects the dedication and enthusiasm of the podcast hosts in analyzing Taylor Swift's career and their contribution to the broader conversation about her influence on the music industry and fan engagement.