Taylor Swift to Drop ‘Bad Blood (Taylor’s Version),’ Fueling Theories That ‘1989’ Will Be Next Re-Release
The previous few years of Taylor Swift’s music profession have proven anything is feasible: And, yes, that features that Swift’s newest re-release may be announced courtesy of a cartoon super-dog sobbing right into a jug of ice cream. Loosen up, friends, that is how the professionals do marketing now.
In a TikTok published by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson on July 29, the actor revealed “Bad Blood (Taylor’s Version)” would feature in his latest animated film DC League of Super-Pets, and that his character—Krypto the Super-Dog—would have the posh of singing along first. I didn’t know I’d be competing with a fictional animal for these karaoke rights, but never underestimate the facility of the comic-book industrial complex.
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“Clearly @imkevinhart has problems (being an a*sh—) and I do not think we will solve them 😂 Pumped to have TWO of my friend @Taylor Swift’s tracks in our #DCSuperPets! In theaters TONIGHT!” Johnson captioned the clip, revealing that “Message In A Bottle (Taylor’s Version),” released last yr, would also feature within the film.
Although Swift has not yet announced when “Bad Blood (Taylor’s Version)” can be streaming, we will expect a large release soon, provided that DC League of Super-Pets just launched in theaters. And since “Bad Blood” will mark the third re-release from Swift’s album 1989—“This Love (Taylor’s Version)” arrived earlier this yr, and “Wildest Dreams (Taylor’s Version)” last fall—fans are all but certain her next album drop can be 1989 (Taylor’s Version). Congratulations to Krypto for sniffing this out for us.
Lauren Puckett-Pope is an associate editor at ELLE, where she covers news and culture.
