The track is the second from the pop sensations upcoming album Lover, which will be her seventh to date. The music video which accompanies the track is full of surprise appearances, including cameos from the Queer Eye‘s Fab 5, Todrick Hall, Ryan Reynolds, RuPaul and most surprisingly – Katy Perry.

Swift directed the video herself with the help of Drew Kirsch. The video takes place in a colorful trailer park which is full of pop culture LGBTQ+ icons. The theme is Pride and she sings: “And I ain’t tryna mess with your self-expression / But I’ve learned a lesson that stressin’ and obsessin’ bout somebody else is no fun.” She then instructs the haters to “calm down.”

While the haters stand shouting, Swift dances with Perry in a giant burger costume. It seems to be the same outfit Perry wore at the Met Gala after party earlier this year, so that explains that mystery.

Anyway, you can watch the colorful and wonderful LGBTQ+ Pride video here.

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Lover will contain 18 tracks and will be available in four deluxe versions, all of which will come with different bonus content.

Alongside the announcement, Swift also shared a new song “You Need to Calm Down.” The track serves as a second single for the album, with Brendon Urie collab “ME!” being presented back in April.

Hear “You Need to Calm Down” and check out the cover for Lover below.

Prior to the reveal of her new single, Taylor Swift did an Instagram live video in which she gave fans a bit of an insight into her new record.

“This album in tone, it’s very romantic. And not just thematically, like it’s all love songs,” – said Swift. “I think the idea of something being romantic, it doesn’t have to be a happy song. You can find romance in loneliness or sadness or going through a conflict or dealing with things in your life … It looks at things with a very romantic gaze.”

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The track is the second from the pop sensations upcoming album Lover, which will be her seventh to date. The music video which accompanies the track is full of surprise appearances, including cameos from the Queer Eye‘s Fab 5, Todrick Hall, Ryan Reynolds, RuPaul and most surprisingly – Katy Perry.

Swift directed the video herself with the help of Drew Kirsch. The video takes place in a colorful trailer park which is full of pop culture LGBTQ+ icons. The theme is Pride and she sings: “And I ain’t tryna mess with your self-expression / But I’ve learned a lesson that stressin’ and obsessin’ bout somebody else is no fun.” She then instructs the haters to “calm down.”

While the haters stand shouting, Swift dances with Perry in a giant burger costume. It seems to be the same outfit Perry wore at the Met Gala after party earlier this year, so that explains that mystery.

Anyway, you can watch the colorful and wonderful LGBTQ+ Pride video here.

The post Check Out Taylor Swift’s Colorful New LGBTQ+ Pride Music Video appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Lover will contain 18 tracks and will be available in four deluxe versions, all of which will come with different bonus content.

Alongside the announcement, Swift also shared a new song “You Need to Calm Down.” The track serves as a second single for the album, with Brendon Urie collab “ME!” being presented back in April.

Hear “You Need to Calm Down” and check out the cover for Lover below.

Prior to the reveal of her new single, Taylor Swift did an Instagram live video in which she gave fans a bit of an insight into her new record.

“This album in tone, it’s very romantic. And not just thematically, like it’s all love songs,” – said Swift. “I think the idea of something being romantic, it doesn’t have to be a happy song. You can find romance in loneliness or sadness or going through a conflict or dealing with things in your life … It looks at things with a very romantic gaze.”

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