Now we have a title, release date and second single, things are all falling into place.
But it turns out the snake was a direct reference to this lyric from"You Need To Calm Down."And, after slithering 13 times, that same snake then exploded into a swarm of butterflies. It seems that this moment in the"Me" video foreshadowed the cover art for"You Need To Calm Down.
"Because, the cover art shows Taylor with a sprawling tattoo of a snake and butterflies across her back. And, given that the shot appears to be taken from the video for"You Need To Calm Down," it remains to be seen whether we'll get any further insight into the motif.The release of"You Need To Calm Down" also explains this scene from the"Me" video, where Taylor and Brendon were surrounded by a whole load of people wearing marching band uniforms.
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