Beyonce, Taylor Swift Collab Suspected on New ‘Cowboy Carter’ Album: ‘Streaming Platforms Will Crash

Fans of Beyoncé are now curious as to whether Taylor Swift will feature on the pop icon's upcoming country album, Cowboy Carter.

For her next project, the 42-year-old Diva singer revealed she had "collaborated with some brilliant artists who I deeply respect."

This prompted many fans to surmise that Swift, 34, was one of the musicians who remained anonymous. Fans of X, the former Twitter, shared their anticipation that the album would include a duet between Beyoncé and Taylor.

They even envisioned what could happen already after the said predicted collab comes true.

"If this is the album where Beyonce finally brings back country Taylor Swift the internet is gonna break in HALF," one posted. 

One fan already surmised there is 100% possibility: "Beyoncé x Taylor Swift (finally)."

"If the Taylor Swift and Beyoncé rumours are true... THE WORLD WILL STOP COMPLETELY! All streaming platforms will CRASH!," another said.

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"Oh I just know that Beyonce x Taylor Swift collab is coming," one confidently wrote.

"Like imagine," another said, "Beyonce - Song Title (Feat. Taylor Swift). It looks so beautiful." Many agreed with this.

Beyoncé, Taylor Swift Parallel Careers

Given that the two strong musicians have previously supported one another, the duet wouldn't come as a total surprise.

In 2023, both Beyoncé and Swift each released concert films, and they both went to each other's premieres. 

Even though Kanye West memorably set the celebrities up against one another at the 2009 VMAs, their careers have been moving in fairly opposite directions over the past year.

Swift became the first-ever musician to win a Grammy for best album of the year last week, joining Beyoncé as the most nominated female artist in Grammy history.

Last year, both artists' stadium global tours took over the concert scene.

Beyoncé's Renaissance show won over praise from reviewers, while Swift's big-screen adaptation of her landmark Eras show smashed box office records. The two gained notoriety for showing up to each other's movie red carpet premieres.

The pop queens even coordinated their announcements of new songs as well (of course, not deliberately maybe).

Swift shocked everyone by revealing her 11th studio album, "The Tortured Poet's Department," would be released on April 19 during the Grammy Awards.

Meanwhile, Beyoncé announced that her country album will be released on March 29 during the Super Bowl. 

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