Referencing her famous run-in with Kanye West, Karma is believed to be about the Video Music Awards incident where West stormed the stage and humiliated Taylor. However, her tenth track, Labyrinth was "worth the wait," she said. In an unexpected move, Taylor's eighth song on the record Vigilante Sh*t is the first song title she has used with a swear word in.īejewelled is the ninth song on Midnights and the title was announced during the seventh episode. Track number seven, Question.?, written by Taylor and Jack was announced during the third episode of MMWM. Midnight Rain is the sixth song on Midnights and was announced during episode four of MMWM and is just two minutes and 54 seconds long. Taylor released a series of TikTok videos, called Midnights Mayhem With Me, which went on to reveal the track list for Midnights, which Taylor claims will "tell the stories of thirteen sleepless nights scattered throughout my life".Įach track on the album has a special connection with Taylor, who co-wrote every song on the highly anticipated record.Įlsewhere, You're On Your Own, Kid, was co-written by Taylor and Jack and was announced during the tenth MMWM episode. Taylor first confirmed the news at the MTV Awards in August, 13 years on from her infamous incident with rapper Kanye West.įollowing her announcement, the Blank Space star who boasts soon-to-be ex-Prime Minster Liz Truss as a fan dropped a series of "Easter egg" surprises for fans. Thankfully for users, the outage was short lived and they were treated to the album moments later - much to their delight.Ĭomments quickly turned more positive with fans having long debates among themselves about which tune is already their favourite.
A third added: "spotify literally broke for like a minute!!! i was in panic mode," while a fourth shared an error message and fumed: "Really On a night like this? I am fuming #TSmidnightTS."Īnother fan asked the star: "Can i ask you a Question…? how does it feel knowing you crashed spotify? (Midnights is a superior album already)."
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