Taylor Swift may have found a creative way to re-record their old music in the midst of his ongoing battle with Scooter Braun. On Sunday, the singer praised a cover of “Look What you made Me Do”, which was used during the recent episode of Kill Evaand the fans are convinced that she helped to create. The slower the track is saved by a mysterious group called Jack snow Leopards and the Dolphin Club, which has no other tracks credited to him beyond the recent cover. However, most revealing is that of the producers behind the track: Jack Antonoff, and Nils Sjoberg. While Antonoff is a longtime collaborator with Swift, Sjoberg is the pseudonym that she used when she cowrote “This Is What You Came for” with the ex of Calvin Harris (the name was even listed in their “Look What You made Me Do” music video).
So, who is the singing of the track? It could be Swift’s younger brother Austin! Eagle-eyed Swifties realized that the cover art, which features a guy without a face in a striped tee, looks like an old picture of Austin when he was a child. At one point in 2012, Austin also changed its name to the Dolphin Club, encouraging the speculation. Perhaps, jack stands for Jack Antonoff, Leopards stands for Taylor Swift, and the Dolphin Club is Austin Swift? Regardless of who recorded the track, you can’t deny that is a total of balance of payments. Listen to the track ahead.
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