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A fake Taylor Swift love song has fans obsessing over its catchy lyrics about her new boyfriend Travis Kelce.
Taylor Swift announced her next album ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ when she accepted a Grammy for Best Pop Vocal at the 2024 ceremony.
So when a new song with Swift’s vocals recently began swirling around the internet, fans weren’t sure what to think — was it real or fake?
Though the love song includes lyrics about her new boyfriend, Travis Kelce, fans soon realized it was a fake. However, that didn’t stop them from pranking fellow Swifties to see what their first reaction to the fake song would be.
When the fake Swift song began its rounds on TikTok, fans decided to prank their loved ones to see if they’d like the new song or not.
While one fan played the song on their phone, they recorded the other fan’s reaction. With lyrics like, “So happy that my Travy made it to the big game, one step closer to Kelce being my last night,” fans were baffled, with many people’s jaws dropping.
As the lyrics went on, “If you win a ring, I want one too… we can celebrate with a midfield kiss,” fans instantly became obsessed, calling the song “so catchy.”
Though the song was never released by Swift herself, some fans are asking that it be included on her next studio album which will be released on April 19 of this year.
Many fans also agreed, saying that the lyrics would be “something she would write.” While others said it was absolutely “believable” and a “friggen BOP.”
Though the song is a fake, it has seemingly made Swift fans even more excited to hear what she has to say about Kelce on ‘The Tortured Poets Department,’ as her relationship with him is nothing short of a fairytale.
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