As a long-time admirer of Taylor Swift, I find myself constantly in awe of her incredible journey and the unparalleled artistry she showcases with each new release. Her latest moves, hinting towards the imminent release of Reputation (Taylor’s Version), have sent the Swifties community into a frenzy. The green light-up wristbands, the snakey hand gestures, and her recent interview with Time magazine have all added fuel to the speculation fire.
As a dedicated Taylor Swift fan who has attended multiple concerts and closely followed her career for over a decade, I find myself eagerly anticipating the announcement of the release date for “Reputation (Taylor’s Version)”. The singer’s final performance at Wembley Stadium this month marks the end of the European leg of her Eras Tour, and the clues dropped by Taylor have only fueled speculation among fans that an announcement could be imminent. I can hardly wait to add “Reputation (Taylor’s Version)” to my collection, as I am always excited to revisit Taylor’s past albums in their re-recorded versions. The energy and excitement surrounding the release of these albums is a testament to Taylor’s enduring talent and the loyalty of her fans.
Speculation arose following Taylor Swift’s concert held on the 17th of August, where she debuted her last song from the album “Reputation” titled “I Did Something Bad” for the first time.
At the start of her singing, the glow-in-the-dark bracelets distributed at the concert for Swifties lit up green – a color often linked to Taylor Swift’s Reputation period.
Prior to performing the song, Taylor Swift expressed: “I’ll be singing a tune during the tour that’s among my all-time favorites for you, as you truly deserve such an exceptional piece.”
Moreover, upon finishing her performance of Karma on the 17th of August, Swift subtly made a serpentine hand motion.
During the Reputation period, Taylor’s signature hand gesture sparked curiosity among fans, leading many to speculate that an announcement for her re-recorded album, Reputation (Taylor’s version), might be forthcoming.
Swift has now re-released four of her first six albums.
In October, the artist unveiled 1989 (Taylor’s Version), making it the fourth album she has remade from her earlier works, causing excitement among fans as to when they might see updated versions of the remaining two albums, Reputation and Taylor Swift.
Recently, Taylor Swift spoke with Time magazine about being their ‘Person of the Year’. She shared that she’s started remaking her sixth studio album and hinted that some bonus tracks from the vault she intends to add are “extraordinarily good” or “blazing hot”.
Among Swift’s fans, reputation holds a special place, serving as her final album released under Big Machine Records.
Among the standout tracks from the album are “Ready For It?” and “Look What You Made Me Do,” with the latter being more recently re-worked as the theme song for Amazon’s Wilderness series on Prime Video.
She described the original album as a powerful expression of feminine fury against systemic gaslighting, which the magazine reported. In simpler terms, she said many listeners respond with phrases like “Toxic serpents under pulsating neon lights.”
When will we finally get to hear the re-release of the 2017 album? As rumors persist, let’s dive in and explore what we can expect.
Reputation (Taylor’s Version) release date speculation
The latest internet theories claim Reputation will come out sometime in 2024.
Initially, predictions suggested that Taylor’s Version of Reputation would be released in November 2023; however, this isn’t what has happened.
Since Reputation first came out on the 10th of November in 2017, fans speculate that Taylor Swift might be unveiling a new edition of the album on the same date this year.
On that specific date, there was a lot of excitement and anticipation, as TikTok user @notalyssasue gained popularity by explaining her reasons for believing the date was worth considering for a relaunch.
In her video, she clarified that she had initially believed the re-release of Reputation would be unveiled on November 9th. However, she also admitted that some people assume it will be on the 10th, aligning with the original album’s release date.
“I know that you’re looking at me crazy, but please hear me out,” she says.
In her explanation, she mentioned that within the Midnights album lies a track titled “Glitch,” whose lyrics read, “It’s been 2,019 days of our love in darkness.”
After mentioning that Taylor Swift previously took a break from social media before her Reputation era and reappeared unexpectedly, it was noted that if we count the number of days from the original release date of Reputation on 10th November 2017 to 9th November 2023, it would be exactly 2,190 days. This is consistent with the length of the song “Glitch.”
Moreover, she mentioned that from Taylor’s 1989 release date up until the 9th of November amounts to 13 days, coincidentally being a number Swift particularly likes.
Regarding the subject of malfunctions, the TikTok user noted that Taylor Swift’s wardrobe has been alternating between black and blue, possibly symbolizing a transition from her 1989 and Reputation phases. In a similar manner, when pre-saving the 1989 (Taylor’s Version), the screen momentarily turned black before reverting back to its original blue hue.
What songs could be included in Reputation (Taylor’s Version)?
Indeed, Taylor Swift has rereleased several of her songs herself and even surprised her fans with some additional tracks titled ‘From the Vault’ that weren’t included initially.
Here are the original songs on Reputation that we’d expect to see on Taylor’s Version:
- …Ready for It?
- End Game (feat Ed Sheeran and Future)
- I Did Something Bad
- Don’t Blame Me
- Delicate
- Look What You Made Me Do
- So It Goes…
- Gorgeous
- Getaway Car
- King of My Heart
- Dancing With Our Hands Tied
- Dress
- This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things
- Call It What You Want
- New Year’s Day
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