We Need to Calm Down: a Taylor Swift Podcast

folklore inter-album references

We Need to Calm Down: a Taylor Swift Podcast

Show Notes

In lieu of a marketing campaign, Taylor decided to drop folklore and let the album speak for itself in terms of easter eggs. Well… easter eggs were dropped indeed. In this episode, Devon and Joe analyze all lyrical connections to fellow folklore songs in an entire album lyrical breakdown.

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