In a new post from TMZ Going viral online, they note that Taylor Swift could (finally) play the Super Bowl Halftime Show, at the 2023 Super Bowl LVII at State Farm Stadium in Arizona on February 12. However, in the actual article, they note that this is purely fan speculation based on some news: Last night the NFL announced that Pepsi was being replaced by Apple Music as their official sponsor. When was the announcement made? You guessed it: At midnight.
There’s a little more to the theory than that, but after TMZthe announcement, Variety also shared the news and noted that “three sources close to the situation tell Variety that’s happening.
Swift is currently gearing up to release her tenth studio album Midnights in October, which fans had noted as the start of this theory. Yet alongside her new album, she is still re-recording her music. If she was playing the halftime show, she should either release more re-recordings of 1989, Taylor Swift, Speak Nowand Reputationbefore playing the hits from these albums… Where only plays selections from setlists of albums and songs she owns.
This would include both Without fear and Red (Taylor’s version), Folklore, lover alwaysand now, Midnights. She also teased some unique re-recordings of 1989, with “Bad Blood (Taylor’s Version)” for use in DC League of Super Pets and officially released “Wildest Dreams (Taylor’s Version)” – so these would be up for grabs if the news turns out to be true.
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