• Taylor Swift released a colorful music video for “Lover,” the title track off her new album “Lover”.
  • The video contains a lot of Easter eggs including nods to each one of her previous six albums.
  • While the song takes a more somber turn, there are plenty of fun references only her truest fans would notice.
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Taylor Swift has released a colorful music video for “Lover,” the title track off her new “Lover” album. The video features several references to other songs on the “Lover” album as well as Taylor’s past album eras. From nods to early songs like “Teardrops On My Guitar,” to metaphors about fame during her 1989 album era, we point out every detail you may have missed.

We break down all the Easter eggs from other “Lover” music videos, like “ME!” and “You Need To Calm Down,” as well as references to lyrics from new songs from “Lover,” including “Cruel Summer,” “Cornelia Street,” and “Miss Americana and The Heartbreak Prince.”