Ok so we've seen the snake videos more times than we can Malagkit (2025)count, and every possible thought has run through our minds. A new album? A new song?
And now, finally, FINALLY, we have confirmation that yes, Taylor Swift is about to drop a new album later this fall, and the first single will be released tomorrow night.
SEE ALSO: Taylor Swift's snake videos aren't so mysterious if you know her beefsSwift announced the news in several Instagram posts and a tweet Wednesday.
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She also updated her Twitter photo, which had previously been wiped, to the grey photo she posted to Twitter and Instagram with the album name.
The album, Reputation, Swift's first since 2014, is set to be released November 10, but we'll get a sneak peek with tomorrow night's single release.
There's been suspicion that a new album, or at least a new song, was on its way through the past few days. Swift posted cryptic videos of a snake to Twitter the last few days, and earlier, wiped her entire Twitter account.
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