Did Taylor Swift Hint At Reputation TV At The End Of Eras Tour Show At Wembley Stadium? Here’s What Fans Believe

As a die-hard Swiftie with a heart full of snakes and a memory that can recall every single lyric from Taylor Swift’s discography, I’ve been on cloud nine ever since the Queen of Pop herself gave us a not-so-subtle hint about the re-release of her iconic Reputation album. The serpentine goodbye at her London concert was as clear as day to us Swifties, and it’s got us all in a frenzy!


Taylor Swift has been skillful in subtleties, often hinting at future projects. So when she made a snake-like exit during her Eras Tour concert in London on August 17, it sparked speculation that she might be hinting at something significant, such as the re-release of her famous Reputation album. This small gesture was enough to set Swifties, her passionate fanbase, into a whirlwind of excitement.

In a video shared on X (previously known as Twitter), you can see Swift gracefully waving goodbye, displaying a unique serpentine motion, as she makes her way down to the Wembley Stadium floor. For those who remember the Reputation era, the snake carries a special meaning. During this time, Swift used the snake as a symbol, representing her efforts to regain control of her story amidst public feuds and intense media attention.

Fans quickly jumped on board with the movement, leading to speculation that the sneaky farewell gesture could be a clue about the eagerly awaited Reputation (Taylor’s Version). Excited fans took to social media, posting messages such as “REP TV is coming soon” and “She’s dropping hints.”

According to Swiftie analysis and interpretation, it’s possible that the re-recorded album could be announced imminently, right before Taylor Swift’s last London concert on August 20th.

The intrigue surrounding Swift’s reputation speculation lies in the timing of her snake-like gesture. Coincidentally, her London concert on August 17 marked the seven-year anniversary of when she deactivated her social media accounts in 2017, initiating the Reputation era. Remarkably, only three days later, on August 24, she resurfaced with enigmatic snake-themed snippets, which were the earliest indications of the album.

At the concert, the playlist included I Did Something Bad, a surprise Reputation track not previously performed during Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. Before singing this favorite song of hers, she shared with the audience, “I’m going to perform a song I’ve never sung on this tour that I absolutely love.”

The cause of her astonishment? “Simply due to your extraordinary qualities, you deserved something as exceptional,” she clarified, followed by expressing how “it’s a dream come true to entertain such an audience, particularly with 92,000 of you present.”

As a long-time Taylor Swift fan, I find myself eagerly anticipating the release of “Reputation (Taylor’s Version)” following her recent re-recordings of her earlier albums. Her decision to take back control of her music catalog is not only commendable but also inspiring to many artists who have faced similar situations in the past. This move, sparked by Scooter Braun acquiring her master recordings without her knowledge in 2019, demonstrates Taylor’s resilience and determination to protect her artistic legacy. I can relate to this struggle as a musician myself, and I admire her tenacity in standing up for her rights and reclaiming what is rightfully hers. I believe that “Reputation (Taylor’s Version)” will not only be an amazing album but also serve as a powerful statement of artistic independence.

As a dedicated fan, I’m thrilled to share that the next installment in Taylor Swift’s re-recording project will be her sixth album, titled Reputation TV. This project follows the re-releases of 1989 (late 2023), Speak Now (July 2023), Red (November 2021), and Fearless (April 2021). Taylor first hinted at her plans to revisit Reputation in her TIME Magazine’s Person of the Year interview last December, assuring us that the vault tracks would be “explosive.” She described the re-release as a powerful expression of female rage against gaslighting by society, suggesting themes of empowerment and resilience.

With anticipation mounting, it’s clear that Swift fans won’t miss a beat – they’ll be poised and alert, scrutinizing every move, song lyric, and social media update in search of the next major announcement. History suggests that Taylor Swift is well-prepared to deliver something extraordinary.

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2024-08-19 17:23