If you've lost the ability to use words and can henceforth only communicate in siren emojis thanks to Taylor Swift's new music video rendering you speechless—it's cool: you are not alone.
The pop icon debuted the video for "Look What You Made Me Do" Sunday night at the VMAs, and it is full of symbolism, snakes, and Taylor as a zombie. Because, yeah.
RELATED STORY
The lyrics to Taylor's song have already been analyzed and then some, but the video hammers home the point that she isn't putting up with anyone's bullshit, she's pissed off, and she's fighting back. Reception to the video thus far is best summarized by "screaming and flailing," but it's also important to note that some people have voiced concern about its similarities to Beyoncé's groundbreaking "Formation."
Taylor's album Reputation drops November 10.
Follow Marie Claire on Facebook for the latest celeb news, beauty tips, fascinating reads, livestream video, and more.
-
The 'Bling Empire' Season 2 Cast: Your GuideKevin, Kane, Anna, and the rest of the gang are back.
-
Meghan Markle Shared a Poignant Message About Working Moms as She Calls for More Childcare Support
Archewell is supporting the "National Business Coalition for Child Care."
-
Kanye West Told Kim Kardashian She Was Dressed Like Marge Simpson and Her Career Was Over After the WSJ Innovator Awards
This is awful.
-
What 'Femininity' Means in 2022
Malala, Amanda Gorman, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and more define the word on their own terms.
-
Gossiping With DeuxMoi, the Internet's Lady Whistledown
The woman behind social media's "Society Papers" dishes on being the keeper of Hollywood's secrets and names her Diamond of the Season.
-
The 45 Best '80s Movies
An official ranking of the decade's standout films.
-
'Never Have I Ever' Season 3: Everything We Know
There's plenty more in store for Devi next season.
-
The 13 Best Drama Movies of 2021 (So Far)
So. Intense.
-
'Only Murders in the Building' Season 2: Everything We Know
The next season of the Hulu hit comedy will go in a "bigger direction."
-
The 27 Best Comedy Movies of 2021 (So Far)
From Melissa McCarthy as a superhero to Awkwafina as a dragon.
-
The 25 Best True Story Movies
Sometimes, real life truly is stranger than fiction.
