Taylor Swift Fans Think ‘Folklore’ and ‘Evermore’ Are Included in Secret Album Trilogy — Here’s Why

Jada Pinkett Smith, Reese Witherspoon and Taylor Swift.

Taylor Swift fans are sharing their outrage after the “Cardigan” singer was removed from a Nashville mural depicting some of the biggest stars in country music. 

Katy Perry and Taylor Swift put their differences aside in 2019, but 2020 has brought them even closer than before, with the latter heaping praise and devotion on the former for her newest musical achievement. The Evermore singer summed up her adoration for Katy's newest video Not the end of the World - succinctly -  in a tweet: "THIS IS GENIUS".Taylor also gifted Katy in September when she sent the Fireworks singer a physical gift; a personalized baby blanket.WATCH: Katy Perry's daughter Daisy

Taylor Swift is a fan of Katy Perry's latest music video.

Pharrell Williams is weighing into Taylor Swift’s beef with Scooter Braun. The 47-year-old Happy music superstar spoke about Swift‘s ongoing battle with Scooter Braun over the rights to her masters in an interview with Variety.

A couple fan theories went viral over the weekend in the hours after Taylor Swift released her surprise second album of 2020, evermore. Among them was Swift fans being convincing that Swift's track "Dorothea" was actually Swift giving away the name of her friend Gigi Hadid's daughter with Zayn Malik.

Taylor Swift said she considered pushing the release of ‘Folklore’ and ‘Evermore’ to next year due to the pandemic, in a new interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe.The live interview, spanning more than 50 minutes, also celebrated Swift’s crowning as Apple Music’s songwriter of the year for her work on the two surprise albums.Swift has previously said she considers each album to be a “one-off era”, so writing two related records involved her completely rewriting her own rulebook.

With every new Taylor Swift album comes new fan theories about each of its tracks.

Taylor Swift‘s music video for ‘Willow‘, had no idea her ninth album, ‘Evermore‘, was on the horizon either.Prieto, who had previously worked with Swift on the video for ‘Lover‘ single ‘The Man‘ and ‘Folklore‘ single ‘Cardigan‘, gave an interview with Rolling Stone where he explained his lack-of-knowledge around ‘Evermore’.“I thought maybe it was a video for the previous album,” he said.“I didn’t even know what the song was at our first meeting.”Prieto also revealed they were filming the video

Taylor Swift fans are theorising that a third surprise album called ‘Woodvale’ could be on its way, following in the footsteps of July’s ‘Folklore‘ and last week’s ‘Evermore‘.Fans have spotted the word ‘woodvale’ hidden in the top corner of the ‘Folklore’ album cover, which could refer to an estate near the Lake District – a location Swift references on the album’s track ‘The Lakes’.Fans have also pointed to the fact that Swift has released merchandise, including cardigans and scrunchies, in

Woodvale—and there's actually a ton of evidence to back them up. Fans are convinced there’s more music to come after they discovered a possible Easter egg in the deluxe CD set. In fact, they believe Folklore and Evermore are part of an album trilogy.

On Friday, Taylor Swift dropped her latest album, Folkore's sister, evermore. The standard edition of the new project features 15 tracks, and the deluxe edition has 17.

Taylor Swift will be on TV to talk about her new album Evermore in just a couple days from now!

Taylor Swift is full of surprises – and fans think they might have spotted her next one!

Joe Alwyn cowrote three songs for Taylor Swift’s newly released album, Evermore.The English actor, 29, has songwriting credits on “Champagne Problems,” “Coney Island” and “Evermore” under the same pseudonym that he used for “Exile” and “Betty” off Evermore’s sister album, Folklore.After Swift, 30, surprise-released Folklore in July, her eagle-eyed fans quickly noticed that Bowery was not the name of a registered songwriter, sparking speculation that Alwyn was actually behind the tracks.