Of course they are twining...
Same vibes...
And again...
Are they in the woods?
It all goes back to folklore...
Exile ends in 3, 2, 1...

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Of course they are twining...
Same vibes...
And again...
Are they in the woods?
It all goes back to folklore...
Exile ends in 3, 2, 1...
me and my wild boy and all of this wild joy
but daddy, I love her
Down bad
Like I lost my twin
F U if I can't have her.
Taylor Swift divulges the secrets to her album Easter eggs in EW's exclusive video Original post date: May 9, 2019
Taylor Swift is the queen of dropping hints, and no it is not an accident. Not even a little bit. The musician painstakingly plans out every single Easter egg that appears in her work — from lyrical references to numerology to, yes, even manicures. And while there are many Easter eggs that she’ll stay mum on forever (fans have to do some of the work, after all), Swift is celebrating her landmark Entertainment Weekly cover by letting us in on her (very intricate) process. “I love to communicate through Easter eggs,” says Swift. “I think the best messages are cryptic ones.” The singer’s favorite Easter egg mediums include clothing (like her butterfly stilettos at the iHeartRadio Awards), fingernails (in the Spotify vertical video for “Delicate,” she painted her nails in the exact color tone of “ME!”), set design (the electronic scrolls on the bank in the “Look What You Made Me Do” video — or, actually, every moment of the “Look What You Made Me Do” video). Swift even drops Easter eggs into interviews (what she calls “hints in print”). She mentioned Brendan Urie in an Elle interview back in February, writing “When I hear ‘I Write Sins Not Tragedies’ by Panic! at the Disco, I’m transported back to being 16 and driving down the streets of Hendersonville, Tennessee with my best friend Abigail, euphorically screaming the lyrics.” That was two months before “ME!” hit the airwaves. Watch the full video for the full scoop above, and then hunt for today’s hints in print in our cover story.
Original post: Entertainment Weekly (video no longer launches) Sourced from: YouTube Alternate post: YouTube
Huhhhh...
Haven't you people ever heard of closing the goddamn door 🚪?
Taylor Swift divulges the secrets to her album Easter eggs in EW's exclusive video Original post date: May 9, 2019
Taylor Swift is the queen of dropping hints, and no it is not an accident. Not even a little bit. The musician painstakingly plans out every single Easter egg that appears in her work — from lyrical references to numerology to, yes, even manicures. And while there are many Easter eggs that she’ll stay mum on forever (fans have to do some of the work, after all), Swift is celebrating her landmark Entertainment Weekly cover by letting us in on her (very intricate) process. “I love to communicate through Easter eggs,” says Swift. “I think the best messages are cryptic ones.” The singer’s favorite Easter egg mediums include clothing (like her butterfly stilettos at the iHeartRadio Awards), fingernails (in the Spotify vertical video for “Delicate,” she painted her nails in the exact color tone of “ME!”), set design (the electronic scrolls on the bank in the “Look What You Made Me Do” video — or, actually, every moment of the “Look What You Made Me Do” video). Swift even drops Easter eggs into interviews (what she calls “hints in print”). She mentioned Brendan Urie in an Elle interview back in February, writing “When I hear ‘I Write Sins Not Tragedies’ by Panic! at the Disco, I’m transported back to being 16 and driving down the streets of Hendersonville, Tennessee with my best friend Abigail, euphorically screaming the lyrics.” That was two months before “ME!” hit the airwaves. Watch the full video for the full scoop above, and then hunt for today’s hints in print in our cover story.
Original post: Entertainment Weekly (video no longer launches) Sourced from: YouTube Alternate post: YouTube
Huhhhh...
miss americana lover era beauty mark rigth cheek
bejeweled midnights era beauty mark rigth cheek
but then she ghosted and....
the beauty mark is now on the left cheek.
she is turning the other cheek to the industry.
meaning:
also the 3 dragons destroying the 3 towers
exile ends in 3, 2, 1.... are we at the last tower?
there is even someone falling from one of the towers, or was she push of the balcony?
destroying everything to build it better. keep it 100.
Taylor Swift divulges the secrets to her album Easter eggs in EW's exclusive video Original post date: May 9, 2019
Taylor Swift is the queen of dropping hints, and no it is not an accident. Not even a little bit. The musician painstakingly plans out every single Easter egg that appears in her work — from lyrical references to numerology to, yes, even manicures. And while there are many Easter eggs that she’ll stay mum on forever (fans have to do some of the work, after all), Swift is celebrating her landmark Entertainment Weekly cover by letting us in on her (very intricate) process. “I love to communicate through Easter eggs,” says Swift. “I think the best messages are cryptic ones.” The singer’s favorite Easter egg mediums include clothing (like her butterfly stilettos at the iHeartRadio Awards), fingernails (in the Spotify vertical video for “Delicate,” she painted her nails in the exact color tone of “ME!”), set design (the electronic scrolls on the bank in the “Look What You Made Me Do” video — or, actually, every moment of the “Look What You Made Me Do” video). Swift even drops Easter eggs into interviews (what she calls “hints in print”). She mentioned Brendan Urie in an Elle interview back in February, writing “When I hear ‘I Write Sins Not Tragedies’ by Panic! at the Disco, I’m transported back to being 16 and driving down the streets of Hendersonville, Tennessee with my best friend Abigail, euphorically screaming the lyrics.” That was two months before “ME!” hit the airwaves. Watch the full video for the full scoop above, and then hunt for today’s hints in print in our cover story.
Original post: Entertainment Weekly (video no longer launches) Sourced from: YouTube Alternate post: YouTube
Having a not so great day, I'm concerned about my best friend,
Please 🥺 send him positive healing vibes. And lots of love.
Please send me your wildest gaylor theories, I need some distraction.
"Voted most likely to runaway..."
No matter what happens at that wedding (or what doesn’t happen at that not wedding), we’re the queers of the future and we are an intelligent, passionate, creative group who will go on to do bigger things than watching the girl marry the boy on the football team 🧨🚪💥
See ya on the other side of the door, gang 🐱🧲
Love you to 🪐
Oh he wants to be Julia Roberts so bad!!!
Hope that Taylor catches her rainbow trout with hopefully no longer commitment issues.
Are you hooked? 🪝
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No Body, No crime
But her alabi witness Danielle is not there, well she is but a few rows behind. So is Mariska part of the crime or is she the new alibi witness.
And has the crime been already committed or is it just reckon.
Well he was around. But could be completely someone or something else.
Check out Gracie’s new music video
💬 0 🔁 2 ❤️ 2 · new music video for gracie abrams’s new song, ‘look at my life,’ is out!
I noticed the 🧯right away, and the shattered glass. This lyric also stood out:
Got what I wanted, it doesn't sit right".
It perfectly captures the relatable feeling of finally getting a specific outcome or closure, only to realize the reality of it feels unsettling.
Taylor got the engagement ring from the boy on the football team, but it doesn't feel right.
For the 🧯history between Gracie and Taylor, see this post:
💬 6 🔁 23 ❤️ 83 · Anonymous asked: Gracie’s video was posted AFTER that anon you got 🕯️🧯 I posted the original ask on here at: Gracie po
No context
No explanation
Just vibes
(I need a cheer up)
I mean. Red era. Peak twilight. Taylor did an SNL skit of twilight.
Kristen Stewart came out as queer while hosting SNL in 2017.
And the public media is reminding us of this:
https://people.com/kristen-stewart-why-chose-come-out-queer-clip-exclusive-11895558
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