Eagle-eyed Swifties will see a whole lot a lot more than Taylor Lautner and Joey King in the “I Can See You” music movie. Yes, the new visuals for Taylor Swift’s Converse Now (Taylor’s Model) vault monitor are crammed with superstar cameos and throwback appears to be, but the actual scene-stealers are the Easter eggs that the singer so famously enjoys to disguise in all her releases. And “I Can See You” may have the most blatant Easter egg yet, as the video’s closing second drops a substantial hint about which album Swift is planning to re-history subsequent.

There’s been so considerably speculation about the buy in which Swift will re-document all her albums. When Swift to start with announced the task to launch new versions of her initially 6 albums as a way to get back regulate of her masters, followers by natural means assumed she’s just go in their launch order. But Swift threw a wrench in that proper absent by re-recording her 2nd album, Fearless, to start with. With her fourth and third albums, Pink and Converse Now, both acquiring their (Taylor’s Model) therapy entire, rumors have been rampant about which album will be upcoming, with Track record and 1989 getting the prime contenders. At extensive previous, the “I Can See You” video could have exposed what is up coming.

The heist-themed online video finishes with Swift and her squad driving off over a bridge. But a nearer search at the indication hanging on the framework spells out a deliberate clue.

Didn’t catch it? The tiny indicator reads “1”-9” 8.9tv set,” a fairly clear allusion to 1989 (Taylor’s Model). The fact that the online video finishes with Swift driving in that way immediately after thieving back Discuss Now only provides even far more to the theory that she’s arranging to re-report 1989 future.

There are also a handful of other Easter eggs that feel to hint at a return to the 1989 period. Lovers pointed out the briefcase battle scene appeared a good deal like a comparable scene in the “Bad Blood” video clip. One particular of the opening shots of Swift’s mouth also felt reminiscent of the 1989 album include. And the solution agent laser beams sneak was very similar to a promotional online video Swift did while advertising 1989.

Although the most significant Easter egg of all appears to be to spell out what is next, not all Swifties are so very easily convinced. The video clip does share the similar in general vibe as her “Look What You Created Me Do” online video, which launched her Name era. Both videos centre on Swift breaking into or out of big vaults, as a lot of enthusiasts pointed out on the net.

The mastermind that she is, Swift has certainly employed these Easter eggs to toss lovers off her scent before. But IDK, it’s difficult not to just take that 1989 sign at encounter value.