Taylor Swift is poking enjoyable at her followers and breaking the fourth wall a bit on her new album The Tortured Poets Division.
On the observe “However Daddy I Love Him” she took the chance to troll her followers with some sarcastic lyrics.
In a single line, she even trolls followers with a faux being pregnant announcement that she shortly retracts.
In the tune’s refrain, she sings, “I am having his child, no, I am not / However it’s best to see your faces.”
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Many followers took the road and different lyrics from the tune as direct messages towards overzealous Swifties, notably ones who had points along with her short-lived romance with The 1975 frontman Matty Healy within the spring of 2023.
Some followers even banded collectively on the time to jot down an open letter to the pop star about why they thought she ought to break up with Healy and trended the hashtag #SpeakUpNow.
Elsewhere within the tune, she appears to immediately reference that letter, singing, “I’ll let you know one thing proper now / I’d fairly burn my complete life down than hear to at least one extra second of all this b—hing and moaning / I’ll let you know one thing about my good title, it’s mine alone to shame / I don’t cater to all these vipers wearing empaths’ clothes.”
Followers even posted their reactions to the tune’s scathing verses and the faux being pregnant announcement.
“F–k this album, man I used to be not ready AT ALL,” one fan tweeted.
Many followers recorded their reactions to the faux being pregnant announcement and posted them to TikTok.
“Making this the refrain is loopy,” one fan stated in a TikTok video caption.
“THAT WAS VERY VERY MEAN!!!!!” one other fan joked on TikTok.
“Increase your hand for those who had been pranked by Taylor Swift right now,” one other fan wrote on TikTok.
See extra reactions to Taylor Swift’s “However Daddy I Love Him,” beneath:
Images of Younger Taylor Swift on the Begin of Her Profession
Look again at nostalgic images of a younger Taylor Swift at first of her profession within the mid-to-late 2000s.
