Right after months of teasing, Talk Now (Taylor’s Model) is finally in this article. On July 7, Taylor Swift dropped her new edition of the 2010 album, and Swifties — particularly these who treasure the album’s period — have been in a lavender haze reliving all its nostalgic highs. Even Drake jokingly tipped his hat to the album with one of Swift’s numerous doppelgängers. This new variation incorporates retouches of the first tracklist and 6 new vault music, which capabilities collaborations with Tumble Out Boy and Paramore. Converse about a lush nod to the emo renaissance. While 22 tracks appears abundant, some Swifties imagine the singer will surprise-increase much more tunes to the album. Let’s dig into this concept.

On July 7, TikTok consumer Jennifer (@jennifer.swift8) theorized Swift will include two a lot more tracks to Converse Now. As observed in her video clip, she alleged her friend’s cellular phone glitched when listening to the re-release on what seems to be Spotify. After the malfunction, two tracks titled “Let’s Go (Fight)” and “Drama Queen” appeared in gray at the conclude of the tracklist. The unsuspecting tunes also bore the “Taylor’s Version” tag, so it’s safe to suppose they belong on the freshly-recorded album.

This speculation sent followers into a frenzy, as each these tracks are unreleased. In the responses area of Jennifer’s publish, many Swifties revealed they ran into a identical glitch even though streaming Speak Now. On Twitter, a consumer posted a photo of the two songs loading on his Spotify. Nevertheless, his edition of “Let’s Go (Battle)” isn’t listed to seem on Converse Now, but instead labeled as “unreleased.”

That is not all, although. In the responses segment of the TikTok, a admirer named Carly upped the ante and launched a different theory about the two tracks. She alleged that after Discuss Now turned accessible on Apple Music, her sister observed the release day improved to July 9. Jennifer replied to her comment, and hinted the two unreleased tracks may well become readily available on that day. This speculation derives from a line on Swift’s Talk Now monitor “Last Kiss,” where by she cooed: “Fresh on the pavement, I ran off the airplane / That July 9th, the defeat of your heart.”

The singer also winked at the day in her announcement of Converse Now’s re-release, stating it’ll be “just in time for July 9th.” Um, what does she know that the followers don’t?

If this theory is accurate, this would be a sonic earn for individuals who want these unreleased gems to have their shining minute. Genius reviews “Drama Queen” commenced circulating on-line in June 2009, practically a 12 months prior to the authentic Discuss Now dropped in 2010. With that timeline, enthusiasts believe the music was slated to surface on the album, but it was axed for unidentified explanations. Swift reportedly wrote “Drama Queen” — a plucky quantity about her spouse leaving her for a new female — with Martin Johnson, who also co-developed “If This Was a Movie” from her 2008 album, Fearless.

“Let’s Go (Struggle)” bares a identical upbringing, the place admirers reportedly became informed of the track close to Talk Now’s first release. This time, as an alternative of folks-like guitars, Swift relied on wistful piano chords to channel her heartbreak above a unsuccessful partnership. The singer has not verified if additional music will seem on Talk Now having said that, her supporters may possibly be onto one thing with this theory.