“See you tonight Kansas Cityyy.” It’s her first post that wasn’t directly tied to a birthday or business since October 31, 2021, where she reminded us all that she is a millennial and posted her squirrel Halloween costume with the caption, “can’t talk right now, I’m doin hot squirrel shit 🐿.” Swifties know that the mastermind does nothing by accident, and some fans think these neighborhood independent girlies are hinting at 1989 (Taylor’s Version), a reentrance into her girl-group era, and a Taylena collab.Ī post shared by Taylor Swift throughout the patriotic post is the famous trio of singing sisters - Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim (yes, she’s also that girl from Licorice Pizza, who is also named … Alana). “Happy belated Independence Day from your local neighborhood independent girlies 😎” she wordsmithed. The post has three slides, which feature a picture of her and her friends on the grass, some Polaroids (cue “Welcome to New York”), and a solo picture of blondie with red lips and rosy cheeks in a blue dress. Maybe she celebrated the holiday privately, but it wasn’t until the morning of July 7, 2023, that she publicly revived the gathering. But Swifties have been devoid of any Taymerica posts since 2016, when Tom Hiddleston wore the “I ❤️ T.S.” tank that altered the course of United States–United Kingdom relations. Rocket pops are always present Selena Gomez is usually there, too and the Instagram posts are iconic without fail. Swifties and people with Ph.D.s in pop culture already know that Swift’s star-studded Fourth of July parties have been a Thing since 2013. Less than 12 hours after Swift fed her fans the nostalgia they were craving, she caused yet another frenzy with an Instagram post. At midnight on July 7, Taylor Swift released Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) - the long-awaited rerecording of her third album, released in 2010.
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