Taylor Swift Fans React To Her 'But Daddy I Love Him' Song Being 5 Minutes Long
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Swifties have speculated on what the song might be about ever since Swift shared the track list for her new album, "The Tortured Poets Department," in February.
Swifties notoriously study any and all updates on Taylor Swift — and just landed a big one.
When Swift shared the track list for her upcoming album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” in February, fans began speculating that one of its songs, “But Daddy I Love Him,” is about one of Swift’s exes. Although it’s still unknown if the song is about one of the artist’s past partners, fans at least know something new about the track — that it’s nearly six minutes long.
The song’s length was revealed Thursday when music streaming platforms updated their page for Swift’s new album.
On X, formerly Twitter, Swifties posted about the track’s duration.
“BUT DADDY I LOVE HIM BEING ALMOST 6 MINUTES LONG??? WE ARE EATING GOOD,” one fan wrote.
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