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I'd be down for it. She got have #1 pop, # 1 country, and #1 alterantive songs at the same time

Manufactured drama piece.. I think MTV knew she was releasing. They wanted to get the premiere for the video for views. In exchange for it, someone may have suggested an extra award. Who tf cares about the VMAs lol

Or bots are being run to take her image down

1989 also had a deluxe edition. I think these were songs intentionally left for the deluxe.

Lead single from side b to the life of a Showgirl. She's coming for number 1 record. Watch out Mariah

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If the anagram solution is true, Debutation will happen and she will release both debut Taylor's version with re record and reputation DELUXE with vault tracks on 11/10 reps original release date as rep has defiance as one of its themes

My dream collaborator for her would be Greg Kurstin or Jon Bellion/Monsters and Strangers

What if she is using NBC to announce it and will participate in random SNL skit to confirm release date?

💿 Deluxe tracks 13. "After the Applause" A huge, melancholy opener. She gets everything she wanted—stadiums, fame, records—but asks who am I when nobody is watching? Think mirrorball meets The Prophecy. 14. "Marquee" Sexy, glamorous, slightly sinister. The relationship between Taylor and celebrity itself becomes almost like a toxic lover. "You loved me in lights / You loved me at midnight / But never when the marquee went dark." 15. "Encore" A romantic song about repeatedly choosing the same person despite everything. Big piano → massive final chorus. 16. "The Girl in the Dressing Room" This would be the devastating one. Adult Taylor talking to the teenage girl who dreamed of becoming a star. 17. "Velvet Rope" A sharp, Reputation-esque song about boundaries and people who believe access to her is something they're entitled to. 18. "Second Act" Probably the fan-favorite. It's about realizing your life doesn't have to peak at 25. Very Nothing New emotionally, but from the perspective of someone who's actually lived through it. 19. "Curtain Call" The closer. Not necessarily about death or retirement—more about accepting that every era ends. And then… 🎭 The absolutely insane final track 20. "Showgirl" (The Last Performance) A 10-minute cinematic closer. The first half is glamorous and triumphant. Then the production slowly strips away until it's basically Taylor singing over piano. The final verse would reveal that the "showgirl" wasn't really the celebrity persona—it was the version of herself she created to survive being watched. And the last line would be something devastatingly simple like: "When the curtain fell, I finally saw me." Then silence for about 8 seconds before the album ends.

Travis wore mint green tonight. Tloasg deluxe it is

Because they were all written after album came out

Tlosg deluxe. Out 10/02. Yaaaas

The chiefs are playing tonight. She could break the internet by somehow announcing it at the game haha.

Yes! Hope they reconnected because of songwriters hall of fame induction and got back into writing. Nathan Chapman got invited to her wedding. Maybe they had a reunion!!! TS13 being an album that's fearless like with perhaps some aaron country indie songs mixed in would be legit.