Taylor Swift has composed her first song with an expletive in the title. While she's known for releasing emotional tracks, she used to keep her titles clean. Now that she has in store for her fans a song with a explosive title, will the lyrics be even more "vulgar?"
The pop artist is set to release her new album "Midnights" in October, and she has been playing an online lottery game with fans to announce the track list.
The singer has been videotaping herself picking numbered ping pong balls, each of which corresponds to a track on the album.
Finally, on Thursday (22.09.22) she chose number number eight and revealed the title is "Vigilante S**t,".
It is the first time Taylor Swift has used a curse word in a song title, although she has used profanity in her songs previously.
Swift has previously characterized the album as a collection of songs written during 13 sleepless nights over the past few years, during which she awoke to scribble down lyrics.
Whether or not this song will have vulgar lyrics, but knowing Taylor Swift, the words will be bolder and braver now. The singer has certainly transformed since she started out in the industry.
Meanwhile, TMZ has heard that Taylor Swift was offered to perform at Super Bowl LVII, but she declined.
According to sources with firsthand knowledge of the Super Bowl halftime performance, Swift was asked by SB executives months ago if she would lead.
According to reports, Swift was adamant that she would not perform until she had re-recorded her first six albums.
This might have to do with the fact that Scooter Braun was a member of a consortium that acquired the rights to her first six albums in 2019.
Taylor was furious, stating that she was "devastated and repulsed."
Since then, Braun has sold the master recordings, and Taylor has pledged to re-record them to recover ownership.
She has re-recorded and released "Red" and "Fearless" already. According to reports, Taylor would like to lead the Super Bowl halftime concert, but the difficulty currently is timing. It is probable that she will complete the next four albums -"Taylor Swift," "Speak Now," "1989," and "Reputation" - over the following 12 months.
That would make a 2024 appearance possible, although it depends on the completion of the rerecordings.
As of now, Super Bowl is still reportedly looking for a female pop talent for the event.
