Come November 10, no one is safe from the wrath of Taylor Swift.
As it turns out, “Look What You Made Me Do” is reportedly only the first of many diss tracks on Swift’s upcoming Reputation album. The singer’s sixth album, set to release on November 10, will, according to an Us Weekly source, “chronicle her feuds” with Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, Katy Perry, and former boyfriend Calvin Harris. “It will be across multiple songs, somewhat cryptically, but also obvious,” the source tells Us Weekly.
It’s not a huge stretch considering many, many Taylor Swift songs are speculated to be about people (often ex-boyfriends) who have seemingly wronged the pop star (or broken her heart). “Bad Blood” is widely speculated to be about Katy Perry, who allegedly stole T.Swift’s backup dancers and started the pop battle heard ’round the world; Forever and Always is admittedly about the time ex-boyfriend Joe Jonas infamously broke up with her in a 27-second call; and “Dear John” is attributed to John Mayer being a terrible boyfriend.
But with Reputation, the diss tracks are apparently going to be different.
It is “her most experimental work yet in terms of sound,” the source tells the publication—further proving that “Old Taylor” is, in fact, dead. The world got a taste of this new sound with the album’s first single, “Look What You Made Me Do,” which fans believe takes aim at her feud with Kim and Kanye. (And she did it again with some reptilian fashion choices.)
