Taylor Swift's new music video for You Need To Calm Down is out and full of secret messages fans have deemed as 'Easter eggs.'
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly earlier this year she talked about the mysterious clues she drops for her fans.
'A lot of the time, I’ll pick something that symbolizes something else, like I’ll pick a snake as the mascot for feeling misunderstood or, you know, being somebody who’s not going to strike unless they’re stepped on...or a butterfly, which is like breaking free of that darkness and fluttering into the light,' she said.
Hidden messages: Taylor Swift's new music video for You Need To Calm Down is out and full of secret messages fans
Taylor also told EW: 'I love to communicate through Easter eggs. I think the best messages are the cryptic ones.'
Swiftie's know that the Grammy artist's favorite number is 13. So you'll find a lot of correlations with this in the video.
There are 13 stars on her purple jacket and there is a 13 on her necklace; her sunglasses also have 13 pearls.
Speaking of numbers, in the opening scene of the video there is a shot with a bowl of red dice. If you look closely (and count fast) the dice add up to 67. There are 67 days until her album comes out on August 23rd.
Historic site: Ryan Reynolds is spotted painting the Stonewall Inn in New York City. A historic LGBT bar where Swift also performed at earlier this week
A familiar face (along with many more) makes an important cameo. Ryan Reynolds is spotted painting Stonewall Inn, the legendary gay bar and landmark in New York City.
On June 28, 1969, a series of violent demonstrations began by members of the LGBT community against a police raid at the Stonewall Inn.
The riots at Stonewall Inn launched the gay rights movements in the United States.
Ryan plays an ally in the video and supporter - doing so by painting it; the actor is married to Taylor's friend Blake Lively.
Swift also made a surprise appearance earlier this week commemorating the 50th anniversary of the riots; she performed her song Shake It Off, according to Vulture.
Emotional: Historically, some of Swift's saddest songs have been the fifth track on her albums
The website also notes that the artwork in the beginning - Mom, I Am A Rich Man - is a nod to Cher.
In 1989, she said in an interview: 'My mom said to me, "You know, sweetheart, one day you should settle down and marry a rich man." I said, "Mom, I am a rich man."'
Vulture noted that it could just be a homage to the iconic singer or a possible Cher/Taylor collaboration.
Hayley Kiyoko shoots an arrow at a target and it lands on the number five.
Historically, some of Swift's saddest
