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Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ Hidden Secret Message Uncovered

She has also revealed her new collaboration with Post Malone and sets another record

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It was a surprise announcement during the Grammy Awards ceremony, and ever since, the excitement has been building until its release. On April 19th, a day that will go down in history as ‘The Tortured Poets Department Day’. Taylor Swift has been actively promoting this new studio album, which is already making waves. And we’ve finally uncovered its hidden secret message and heard its first single. Let’s break it down…

The singer had confirmed with Apple Music that there was a secret phrase waiting to be discovered gradually through different playlists curated by herself and her team. And the message Taylor had hidden from us was: “We hereby conduct this post mortem”.

As stated by the singer in her partnership with Apple Music, the playlists would explore the five stages of grief: denial (I Love You, It’s Ruining My Life), anger (You Don’t Get to Tell Me About Sad), bargaining (Am I Allowed to Cry?), depression (Old Habits Die Screaming), and acceptance (I Can Do It With a Broken Heart).

The most prevalent theory among Swifties is that her album serves as an autopsy of a relationship that reached its end and explores the causes behind it. Her relationship with Joe Alwyn, as well as their subsequent breakup, lie at the heart of this album, marking the eleventh in her discography.

With this album, she’s already making waves in the record books. Spotify reports that Taylor Swift has smashed the record for pre-orders before its official launch. While the exact numbers are still under wraps, it’s impressive considering there wasn’t a standout single leading the way. Yet, she’s still managed to notch up another record-breaking achievement.

Taylor Swift Announces New Single

But that’s all in the past now because at present, the singer has confirmed the first single from her upcoming studio album. «Fortnight» with Post Malone marks the debut single from The Tortured Poets Department. “I’ve been such a huge fan of Post because of the writer he is, his musical experimentation and those melodies he creates that just stick in your head forever,” she shared on her official Instagram account. 

This collab is the first between the two stars and one of two collabs on the album (alongside Florence and the Machine). Swift has poured her heart into this project: “It really helped me through a tough time. The things I was going through and writing about—it reminded me why songwriting is so important to me. I’ve never felt the need to write songs more than I did for Tortured Poets.”

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