Taylor Swift reignites 'Reputation (Taylor's Version)' release buzz?

Taylor Swift’s fans are convinced that she is teasing the release of Reputation (Taylor’s Version) alongside the release of The End of an Era docu-series.

Since the 14-time Grammy winner is a fan of dropping easter eggs, and fans have noticed some changes in her song from the sixth studio album’s re-recorded version.

The Call It What You Want songwriter has previously claimed that she has attempted to re do the album, but it was so specific to that time in her life that she was having difficulty remaking it, but she is open to the idea of releasing vault tracks.

Fast forward to present day, and fans have noticed lyric changes in her songs I Did Something Bad and Delicate now in the Dolby Atmos versions on Apple Music.

Taylor now sings “If he calls me a b*tch then he had it coming” and “Goddamn, never seen that color blue” in the two tracks, respectively.

As a result, swifties have erupted on social media, with some trolling that the drop is not going to happen and others writing, “rep tv coming out NOW might be the best thing she’s ever done.”

What does "rep era" mean?

The ‘reputation era’ is all about finding your peace privately, putting your wellbeing first and choosing who to rely on wisely.

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