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https://youtu.be/orXOop-hST4?si=rL2WBBmIpkmnTNu-In a detailed discussion about Taylor Swift's strategic use of color and fashion, the hosts analyze Swift's green gown at the Golden Globes, speculating on whether it hints at the release of "Reputation Taylor's Version" or "Debut Taylor's Version." They delve into Swift's history of dropping Easter eggs for her fans, noting the significance of colors associated with different album eras and the excitement it generates among her fanbase. Additionally, they explore the "112 Day Theory" and the potential clues embedded in Swift's jewelry, suggesting a possible announcement on January 12, 2024. The conversation also touches on the importance of Swift's trademark applications for her re-recorded albums and the implications of their renewal or extension, which could signal upcoming releases or further delays.
"Taylor Swift is a marketing genius."
This quote establishes the topic of discussion, which is Taylor Swift's marketing acumen, particularly in how she engages her audience with subtle hints and Easter eggs.
"Taylor showed up to the Golden Globes tonight for her fifth nomination in this beautiful green gown..."
This quote introduces the specific event (Golden Globes) and the significant detail (green gown) that fans are interpreting as a potential hint for Taylor Swift's upcoming music.
"to the Casual Observer it's a beautiful gown but to Taylor Swift fans who look for Easter eggs and everything that she does this makes us pay attention..."
This quote highlights the difference between general public perception and the engaged fanbase that looks for deeper meaning in Taylor Swift's choices.
"Taylor has two re-records left that is reputation Taylor's version and debut Taylor's version..."
This quote specifies the two remaining albums that fans are anticipating in Taylor's re-record series, which are central to the speculation.
"for each of these eras we have colors associated with them and we take cues from the things that she wears..."
This quote explains how fans associate specific colors with different eras of Taylor Swift's music, using these as cues for predicting future releases.
"so I think she is hinting that there will be a green reputation outfit night that she played a song from reputation and I want to show you a photo that I took..."
This quote indicates the speaker's personal theory that the green gown is a hint about "reputation Taylor's version," backed by a personal anecdote and visual evidence from a concert.
"I think that is it as I said on the era tour she uses color to indicate what era we're in..."
This quote summarizes the speaker's view on how Taylor Swift uses color as a marketing tool to indicate her music eras and engage with her fanbase.
"I don't think it's a very close match; a much cooler blue to me it was, it looked like it was mixed with teal versus this green which has a lot more yellow."
The speaker is expressing doubt about the color match of Taylor Swift's dress, suggesting it might not be a clue about her next album.
"People who want 'Reputation' Taylor's version to be the next re-record will be excited by this."
This quote reflects how fans interpret Taylor Swift's outfit choices as potential hints about her future projects.
"Taylor has three piercings in her right ear; in the third piercing, she wore a single stud... in the second piercing, she wore a single Strand and in the first piercing, she wore a double strand."
This quote details the specific arrangement of Taylor Swift's earrings, which fans believe may hold clues to her music release strategy.
"If you count the diamonds you have one, 12, and 24, which just happens to be Friday's date 1/12/2024."
The speaker is connecting the number of diamonds in Taylor's earrings to a potential significant date, suggesting a planned event or release.
"If she continues that pattern, it's 1/12/24, which itself is a multiple of this because it's 112, 2024, and this would also be the 10th cycle of 112 days in this calendar."
The quote explains the "112 Day Theory" in detail, showing how fans calculate and predict Taylor Swift's album release dates based on past patterns.
"Aros tour for streaming January 12th there we go people guess at that time that it would go to streaming we already know that it's available for rent on streaming."
The quote indicates that there was speculation about a movie going to streaming on January 12th, and it's already known that the movie can be rented on streaming platforms.
"I saw that she modified the standard earrings so that the number of diamonds was 11224 I had to point it out to y'all so do with this information what you will I don't know if it means anything."
This quote reflects the speaker's observation about a change in the number of diamonds on a pair of earrings and their decision to share this detail, despite uncertainty about its importance.
"There is a Chiefs playoff game the day after so that will be happening in very cold weather people interested in knowing when reputation Taylor's version will come out listen up."
The speaker is linking the timing of a sports event with the interest in the release of Taylor Swift's album, suggesting that both are events of public interest.
"Every time it happens it sets Swifty Twitter and Swifty Tik Tok a flame."
The quote indicates that Taylor Swift's trademark applications have a history of causing a significant reaction among her fans on social media platforms like Twitter and TikTok.
"She applied for these trademarks and this process takes time so this process takes a long time once the application is received it has to be processed by the federal government and then there has to be a period where other people can weigh in if they think they should own the trademark to this title."
The speaker describes the complexity and duration of the trademark application process, including government processing and public input.
"Taylor got her initial notice of allowance which means go ahead on August 16th of 2022 since then she has filed for an extension of that use two times."
This quote confirms that Taylor Swift has received approval for the initial stages of her trademark applications and has filed for extensions, indicating ongoing interest in preserving the trademarks.
days before she needed to renew that was approved 2 days later on February 3rd she needed to renew this on August 16th of last year. and she filed for the extension July 19th.
This quote explains the specific timeline of Taylor Swift's previous renewal process, indicating the proximity of the filing date to the deadline.
I guess it doesn't really tell us anything because she can just keep filing extensions you know theoretically forever um you kick the can down the road some more.
This quote reflects the speaker's understanding that the option to file extensions provides a way to postpone the final decision on the use of the intellectual property.
we are currently 6 weeks from the deadline to renew the application so 2 weeks from now to a few weeks from now we expect either her to announce reputation Taylor's version or she will file an extension.
This quote conveys the expectation that Taylor Swift will soon make a decision regarding the renewal of her intellectual property, which will be indicative of her future actions.
so this could be a sign like I said in two to four weeks as to what her next move is if she plans to announce rep TV before she goes back on tour or as soon as she goes back on tour she won't need to file an extension.
This quote suggests that the timing of Taylor Swift's decision to file an extension or make an announcement may be strategically aligned with her touring schedule.
I do think this is a really interesting um look at the IP and um intellectual property and uh the kind of process it goes through uh with the federal government and why um Taylor Swift um has to kind of own her intellectual property especially with the Taylor versions because she wants to own her work.
This quote emphasizes the significance of intellectual property ownership for artists and the process involved in maintaining that ownership through federal government procedures.