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Taylor Swift Reacts to YouTubers' 'ME!'
22:54 May/15/2019
"Oh my God this is SO CUTE I LOVE IT," the singer wrote. "Thanks for putting all that effort into this you guys...sending all of you a hug, thanks again!"
Taylor Swift has been keeping fans on their toes for the last number of weeks. A theory that the singer was releasing new music came to our ears every day for the past couple of months - and now all the speculation has been right.
Captioning all of her Instagram posts with '4.26' for a number of days, Swift finally released her new song 'Me!' today. Teaming up with Panic! At the Disco frontman Brendon Urie, the new track is a self-assuring, pop-light track that will definitely get stuck in your head. Unlike her previous black and white covered album, it looks like Swift has jumped into a sea of colour for her newest effort too.
The music video below also makes references to Swift's past back collection, and to all of those haters that have been "snaking" around in the tall grass.
"Oh my God this is SO CUTE I LOVE IT," the singer wrote. "Thanks for putting all that effort into this you guys...sending all of you a hug, thanks again!"
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The video features Rebecca Zamolo, Caleb Marshall, Cassey Ho, Veronica Merrell, Jeanine Amapola, Natalies Outlet and Mari Takahashi doing a choreographed dance to Swift's "ME!" Swift also singled out Ho in her tweet, noting that she had just finished her 30-day ab challenge.
Taylor Swift, after months of speculation, has finally released her brand new track.
Taylor Swift has been keeping fans on their toes for the last number of weeks. A theory that the singer was releasing new music came to our ears every day for the past couple of months - and now all the speculation has been right.
Captioning all of her Instagram posts with '4.26' for a number of days, Swift finally released her new song 'Me!' today. Teaming up with Panic! At the Disco frontman Brendon Urie, the new track is a self-assuring, pop-light track that will definitely get stuck in your head. Unlike her previous black and white covered album, it looks like Swift has jumped into a sea of colour for her newest effort too.
The music video below also makes references to Swift's past back collection, and to all of those haters that have been "snaking" around in the tall grass.
