Taylor Swift has new songs (one for "haters" ... and for her husband)

Taylor Swift released four new songs this Friday in a project called “The Life of Showgirl: The Encore”, a deluxe edition of his latest album, released last year.

The new songs produced, which have a European touch, since they were written and produced in Sweden with Max Martin and Shellback, are “Patient Zero”, “Cleveland!”, “Pink Clouding” and “Babylon”.

The four North American bands are being analyzed a bit throughout the international press, such as the Washington Post, who published an article entitled “Taylor Swift has a message for the haters in his new song “Cleveland”).

The publication highlights how, throughout his 20-year career, Swift has always written about relationships, relationship ends, the toxicity of fame and... “haters”. Examples of this last topic are songs such as “Mean”, “Shake It Off” or “Look What You Made Me Do”, among others.

Now it is the turn of “Cleveland!”, where the artist lists a series of reviews that are addressed to her online, whether about her physical appearance, her dancing skills or allegations about toxicity in her posture or attitude. “With all that money, why’s she dressed like trash?” asks.

On the other hand, the husband is also mentioned: “My baby likes what he likes / He already took me to Cleveland / And shown me The Heights!”, in a reference to her husband’s hometown, Travis Kelce, who grew up in Cleveland Heights. The verses also resemble “New Heights”, the podcast Kelce presents with his brother, Jason Kelce – both American football stars.

When she appeared in the duo's podcast, Taylor Swift referred to Travis Kelce as "a human exclamation point". Throughout the song, Swift also sings “Hate what you want, this is the love of my life.”.

In a shared Instagram social network publication, the singer thanked and wrote that the songs “were born of pure gratitude” that she feels for the enthusiasm that fans showed with the last album.