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Who was all too well by Taylor Swift written about?
Taylor Swift
Liz Rose
All Too Well/Composers
Who is Taylor Swift singing about in all too well?
Taylor Swift
All Too Well/Artists
Where did sorry not sorry come from?
One early instance of the expression comes in 2001 when an internet user shadily changed the name of a thread from “Sorry for stephen” to “Sorry, not-sorry for stephen.” (Sorry, Stephen.) The phrase began spreading in the 2000s.
Who was White Horse by Taylor Swift written about?
White Horse/Composers
What does Sorrynotsorry mean?
Sorry not sorry is a sarcastic way of acknowledging that someone might not like whatever you’re saying or doing … but you don’t really care.
What does ‘Joseph’ mean in Taylor Swift’s graffiti?
“Joseph” gets a shout-out. The name “Joseph,” written in Chinese, appears during Swift’s strut into the deeper reaches of the lair; whether it’s a shoutout to Kahn or Alwyn is up in the air, although Kahn referenced the Chinese-character motif in an early-Friday tweet. 5. More graffiti means more hidden messages.
Is Taylor Swift’s ‘…ready’ about a replicant?
Similar to her Easter-egg-laden clip for “Look What You Made Me Do,” Swift’s video for “…Ready” is dark and sci-fi-themed, with callbacks to Tron and Blade Runner – but it’s also laden with small clues to what could be the real story lurking behind the scenes. 1. The hoodie-clad Swift might be a replicant.
What does Taylor Swift’s ’13’ mean?
More graffiti means more hidden messages. Swift’s favorite number “13” is also scrawled on the bunker’s walls, and there are a few other phrases as well: “UR Gorgeous,” “All Eyes On Us,” “I Love You In Secret,” and “This Is Enough.”
Why does Taylor Swift have 8 backup dancers in her videos?
In the “Look What You Made Me Do” video, Swift had eight backup dancers, which some thought was a reference to the singer’s suite of famous ex-boyfriends like Jake Gyllenhaal, Britpopper Harry Styles and Avengers actor Tom Hiddleston; this time, eight black-clad sorta-cyborgs guard the entrance to other-Swift’s lair. 4. “Joseph” gets a shout-out.