Inside Katy Perry’s possible link to Taylor Swift’s | Music News

When it comes to leaving easter eggs for her followers, Taylor Swift is definitely up there.

The 35-year-old megastar is set to drop her twelfth studio album called The Life Of A Showgirl, which is slated for release on October 3, also identified as Mean Girls day.

Mean Girls Day is October 3 because it commemorates an iconic second from the 2004 movie in which Lindsay Lohan’s character Cady Heron, who has a crush on Jonathan Bennett’s Aaron Samuels, is requested what day it’s by him, and she replies, “It’s October 3rd.” Fans of the film rejoice the day by referencing this well-known second, making the date a recurring nod to the beloved teen comedy.

The purpose Taylor might be releasing the album on Mean Girls Day might be a nod back to her earlier feud with fellow pop star Katy Perry.

In a earlier Rolling Stone interview, Taylor mentioned how her tune Bad seen injury, from her album 1989, is about a feminine musical artist whom she gained’t title, who “tried to sabotage” her tour by hiring people on her employees.

To add to the drama, as is often the case in A-list circles, the pair dated the same celeb at different instances. Katy spent two years relationship John Mayer, who beforehand dated Taylor. Following the breakup, John believed that the Cruel Summer hitmaker’s tune Dear John was about him, but despite this, she confused that the feud with the artist she mentions is just not “about a guy.”

In case anybody had any doubt which “unnamed female artist” Katy believed Taylor was referring to, she despatched out a cryptic tweet the day after the article was revealed, referring to Rachel McAdams’ bullying character in Mean Girls.

“Watch out for the Regina George in sheep’s clothing…” Katy penned in the tweet.

Then, Taylor dropped her 2017 hit Look What You Made Me Do, which was the first single off her upcoming album fame, followers wasted not a single second decoding every lyric in hopes of potential digs at her celeb foes.

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In one scene of the Look What You Made Me Do music video, Taylor seems to recreate the long-lasting “Jingle Bells Rock” scene from Mean Girls. She struts her stuff alongside a group of male dancers all rocking “I Heart TS” shirts.

In another Mean Girls reference, probably taking part in into Katy’s cryptic tweet, Taylor sings, “I’ve got a list of names and yours is in red, underlined / I check it once, then I check it twice, oh!”

Here it is assumed that she alludes to having her own “Burn Book” comparable to that of Regina and The Plastics’ in Mean Girls.

Once McAdams’ character finds out Cady Heron is sabotaging her slim determine by feeding Regina nutrition bars used to gain weight, she runs home to wreak havoc on the Burn Book. Regina frames Cady for coming up with the ebook’s most salacious content, and the drama will get real.

So might Taylor’s choice to drop he Life Of A Showgirl on October 3 be another Mean Girls nod? The reply stays a thriller.