You didn't think Gyllenhaal would make it out of the album completely unscathed, did you? The guy on the screenĪlso on "Karma," Swift sings, "Karma is the guy on the screen coming straight home to me." Fans took this as being about Swift's boyfriend Joe Alwyn in reference to his acting career. On "Karma," Swift at one point sings, "Spider boy, king of thieves, weave your little webs of opacity." Fans think "spider boy" could be another Scooter Braun reference, as they share the same initials, "SB." Braun has to be in here somewhere, right? It could even double as a reference to Scott Borchetta, founder of Swift's former record label, Big Machine.Īlternatively, others speculated "spider boy" could be a reference to Jake Gyllenhaal, Swift's ex-boyfriend and alleged red scarf owner, who was in Spider-Man: Far From Home and came close to playing Spider-Man himself - unless Swift has a random beef with Tom Holland we've never heard about. The other theory was that Swift is singing about Kim Kardashian and Kanye West here, but for the love of God, nobody tell Ye that. Taylor Swift references Scooter Braun being sued for $200M in her new song “Vigilante Shit”. Wait, is Swift confessing to being somehow responsible for their break-up? Tell Scooter … I want him to know it was me.
We probably shouldn't take all of this super literally, though fans were quick to speculate the song may be referencing Scooter Braun, the record executive Swift feuded with and who gained ownership of her master recordings in 2019, leading her to start re-recording her albums. Someone told his white-collar crimes to the FBI." "Picture me thick as thieves with your ex-wife." Swift also sings, "He was doing lines and crossing all of mine. "She had the envelope, where you think she got it from?" she sings. The Reputation-esque banger "Vigilante S-t" seems to be about getting revenge on an enemy by giving information about an affair to his wife.
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WHAT DO YOU MEAN DYLAN IS PLAYING THE DRUMS ON SNOW ON THE BEACH /lPeCNfmJCV- dylan posts OctoLike Janet She previously described the song as being about how she's had to "dodge weird rumors" and "tabloid stuff" during her relationship. "All they keep asking me is if I'm gonna be your bride," Swift sings on "Lavender Haze," a clear reference to the endless tabloid gossip and speculation that she is either engaged to boyfriend Joe Alwyn or already secretly married to him.
Time to start digging to figure out which one of these songs is a Pete Campbell diss track. You can find the original Mad Men clip here. "I happened upon the phrase 'lavender haze' when I was watching Mad Men, and I looked it up because I thought it sounded cool and it turns out that it's a common phrase used in the '50s where they would just describe being in love," she said. This one was confirmed by Swift herself, who explained on Instagram the opening track "Lavender Haze" was inspired by Mad Men, or at least that's where she first heard the title phrase. Here are some of the best Easter eggs and fan theories Swifties have picked up on in Midnights so far: 'Lavender Haze' was inspired by 'Mad Men' Taylor Swift's brilliant new album is here, and the hunt for hidden meanings and Easter eggs is well underway.
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