Swifties, it’s happening...maybe.

Something is brewing in Taylor Swift universe, and if you’ve been keeping your eyes on Taylor Nation’s social channels, you’ve likely noticed the very telling pattern: a series of daily listening parties, each dedicated to a different album, posted one day apart and exactly one hour later than the last.

It all began on July 18, when Taylor Nation shared a listening event for her self-titled debut album at 1 p.m. The next day, Fearless at 2 p.m. Then came Speak Now at 3 p.m. on July 20, followed by Red at 4 p.m. on July 21.

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You see where this is going, right? Fans are convinced this isn’t just a fun trip down memory lane, it’s a calculated countdown to something big.

"Don't be shy, go ahead and release those debut vault tracks," wrote a devoded follower. "I'm calling its a merch countdown or a eras documentary," one guessed. Another user joked, “My clown shoes are on. Let’s GO.”

And here’s where things get really interesting: The caption for the very first post included a lyric from the 12th track on Swift’s debut album, “Everything we need is finally right here by our side.”

Some fans believe this could be a subtle nod to her 12th studio album, signaling that new, original music is imminent. However others, are betting on Taylor Swift (Taylor’s Version) finally making its debut.

“I’ve already completely re-recorded my entire debut album, and I really love how it sounds now,” Swift previously told fans in a letter about reclaiming her masters. “Debut and Reputation can still have their moments to re-emerge when the time is right... it will just be a celebration now.” 

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This strategic move would be a monumental moment for the fandom. Not only would Debut (TV) complete the majority of her re-recordings (with Reputation still in the wings), but it would also bring fans full circle – back to the roots of Swift’s artistry with a fresh and mature twist on her early country sound. Fans could also expect multiple “From the Vault” tracks. These are songs Swift wrote in her teens that never made the original cut.

If it is a new album (and not Debut TV), it would be Swift’s first project since The Tortured Poets Department, and a rare instance where she launches two albums in a single year. And if anyone can do it, it’s Taylor Swift.

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Swifties are fully locked in and ready. “We don’t know what she’s doing,” one fan wrote on the official Taylor Nation Instagram account. “but we know it’s going to emotionally destroy us in the best way possible.”

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