Kaylah Walton
Back in 2021, Taylor Swift embarked on a strategic move that has catapulted her to even greater heights of fame. The renowned singer-songwriter began the process of re-recording and re-releasing her earlier albums from her time with Big Machine and its owner, Scooter Braun.
Swift reclaimed control over her first six albums under Big Machine’s ownership by re-releasing four of them as “Taylor’s Versions,” setting numerous chart and streaming records. As she concludes her Eras Tour in London, fans speculate that she might be hinting at another re-release, potentially “Reputation (Taylor’s Version).”
Speculations on “Reputation (Taylor’s Version)”
Despite the fervent anticipation and speculation around a re-recorded version of her 2017 album “Reputation,” it has not yet received the “Taylor’s Version” treatment. Fans are buzzing with excitement, believing that an announcement regarding “Reputation (Taylor’s Version)” may be imminent, possibly at Wembley Stadium where Swift is currently performing.
The excitement heightened as Swift donned a new black-and-red bodysuit during her “Midnights” performance, reminiscent of her behavior before announcing “1989 (Taylor’s Version).” Additionally, her surprise rendition of “I Did Something Bad” at Wembley further fueled speculations about an impending “Rep TV” announcement.
With her latest original album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” ruling the Billboard 200 chart for 15 weeksLover” and “Folklore” still in the top 20 as of August 20, Swift continues to preserve her stronghold in the music industry. The re-release of “Reputation” is poised to reinforce her prowess and status as a global music icon.
