Swifties are in a frenzy - mainly because Taylor Swift just recently released her latest re-recorded song from her 2014 smash album "1989."
Following the "Wildest Dreams" release last September 2021 because of its sudden uptick in TikTok, Taylor's "This Love" is now used in the upcoming Jenny Han Novel-turned-Amazon Prime Video Series, "Summer I Turned Pretty."
After "This Love (Taylor's Version)" was briefly used on the upcoming TV series' teaser trailer yesterday, Taylor subsequently released the song last midnight.
And with its release, fans can't help but wonder if "1989" is the next one to be reclaimed on her plethora of chart-topping albums. Pop Base recently reported that the album re-entered the Top 100 of the US Apple Music Albums chart.
With "1989 (Taylor's Version)" now likely to become the next release, we've listed five songs from the album that we cannot wait to be turned into Taylor's version.
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Style (Taylor's Version)
In the new version, avid Swifties are manifesting that this track becomes a collab with none other than the rumored person behind the track - Harry Styles. The two were spotted to be talking with each other post-breakup at the 2021 GRAMMYs Awarding Ceremony.
Welcome To New York (Taylor's Version)
This "1989" opener deserves a new and fresher version than the original one. Considered one of her underrated songs, "Welcome To New York" can surely dictate the mood and tone of the re-recorded version - so we're fingers crossed it will be recorded soon!
New Romantics (Taylor's Version)
Only available on the Deluxe Version of "1989," fans can't get enough of "New Romantics." According to Spotify, among the three tracks released on the Deluxe version, this song has the highest streams, with almost 100,000,000 streams to date.
Shake It Off (Taylor's Version)
Undeniably one of Taylor Swift's biggest tracks of all time, it is an understatement to say that fans cannot wait for "Shake It Off (Taylor's Version)." The Recording Industry Association of America certified this track Diamond for selling over 10,000,000 units worldwide.
Bad Blood (Taylor's Version)
If Taylor's looking for a song to create a short film out of it again, it should be "Bad Blood." With the star-studded music video released last 2015, who knows if Tay-Tay could pool in those people again for a reimagined version or probably a bigger one?
Are you excited for Taylor Swift's "1989 (Taylor's Version)"? What songs do you want to hear re-recorded?
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