Who ever can send fans on mission? Only the American singer-songwriter, Taylor Swift, the most influential singer that has millions fans, Swiftian, who have been solved million puzzles about the titles of her next re-recording project. Once 33 million puzzles have been solved on Google, the vault song list from “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” will be revealed.
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Here’s how it’s supposed to work: When you search for “Taylor Swift” on Google, click the blue vault that pops up in the lower right-hand corner and solve one of the word puzzles.
According to Google, it may take a second or two (or longer) to load because there are 89 different puzzles. The search engine giant announced Tuesday that once 33 million puzzles have been solved the “vault” will be opened to reveal the vault track titles on “1989 (Taylor’s Version).”
On kdsk explains about why the Taylor Swift vault icon isn’t showing up. It says took multiples tries and use different online browser before finally get one of the puzzles to showed.
Taylor Swift song’s lyrics have resonated with million of her fans worldwide. Her songs mostly talking about her love life and calling people out whenever it necessary, even if they are big personalties from the industries. None of them (yet so far) about sex and virginity.
Through the magazine Allure, the singer and songwriter said, ” think when you talk about virginity and s*x publicly, people just automatically picture you n*ked. And as much as I can prevent people picturing me n*ked, I’m going to. It’s fine to talk about love publicly.”
Taylor Swift continues to speak-up loudly through her music about her dating experience in either ways. And her inspirations drawn her more intention. She gushes, “I have always been fascinated with fairy tales and the idea that Prince Charming is just one castle away. And you’re gonna run across a field and meet each other in the middle, and have an amazing, perfect movie kiss. And it’s gonna be happily ever after.”
