Taylor Swift electrified the crowd tonight at Wembley Stadium during her third consecutive show as part of the record-breaking Eras Tour. The evening kicked off with a bang, featuring Suki Waterhouse as the special opening act. True to form, the night was packed with surprises, including the tour’s first live performance of “I Did Something Bad,” and, perhaps, a few tantalizing clues that left fans buzzing.
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Swifties were on high alert when Taylor performed “22” during the Red Era set. Typically, she makes a hand gesture symbolizing the number 22, but tonight, she flashed a “20” instead. This small change sent fans into a frenzy, sparking speculation that it could be a hint at the upcoming release of “Reputation (Taylor’s Version).”
However, the biggest stir came at the end of the show. As Taylor exited the stage, she appeared to make a snake gesture—a symbol closely tied to her sixth album, “Reputation.” Fans quickly took to social media, with one writing on X (formerly Twitter), “It’s obvious we’re getting Rep TV in January or February. Announcement coming at the end of the London shows.”
This isn’t the first time Taylor has seemingly hinted at a re-recorded version of “Reputation” during The Eras Tour. Last June, during her Reputation set at none other than Wembley Stadium, she flashed a hand gesture indicating the number two. Coincidence? Swifties think not.
Adding to the speculation is the fact that tomorrow marks the seventh anniversary of the start of the Reputation Era. On August 18th, 2017, Taylor famously wiped her Instagram account, signaling the beginning of a new chapter in her career. “Reputation” dropped a few months later, on November 10th, and quickly became a fan favorite. Songs like “Look What You Made Me Do,” “…Ready for It?” and “New Year’s Day” have remained staples on fans’ playlists ever since. Now, seven years later, Swifties are eagerly anticipating the release of “Reputation (Taylor’s Version).”
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