Music fans have been buzzing with excitement over Taylor Swift's upcoming album, The Tortured Poets Department. The anticipation is so high that even Post Malone, who is featured on the album, hasn't had a chance to listen to it yet. In a recent interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1, Malone expressed his eagerness to hear the album, acknowledging that Swift is a massive artist and she's keeping the album under tight wraps to ensure no leaks before its April 19 release date.
Malone had nothing but praise for Swift, describing her as sweet, kind, and incredibly talented. He revealed that the collaboration came about after Swift reached out to him, and he eagerly agreed to participate. The two artists spent time together in the studio, and Malone described the experience as 'amazing.'
In addition to discussing their musical collaboration, Malone also shared a fun anecdote about getting a Kansas City Chiefs tattoo. After losing a game of beer pong to Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes, Malone agreed to get a tattoo of the team's logo with their autographs. It seems like Malone has formed a strong bond with the Chiefs, as he will be performing 'America the Beautiful' at Super Bowl LVIII, where Swift will be rooting for her boyfriend and the Kansas City Chiefs.
Swifties, as Taylor Swift's fans are known, have been eagerly analyzing every detail about The Tortured Poets Department since its announcement at the Grammy Awards. From the album's release date to potential references to Swift's past relationships, fans are leaving no stone unturned. The album's release date, April 19, 2023, holds significance in Swift's personal history, as she had dinner with friends Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds on the same date in 2023. From there, fans have connected some dots, suggesting connections between the album and her past relationships.
One particular clue that caught fans' attention is an interview from December 2022 featuring Swift's ex-boyfriend, Joe Alwyn, and actor Paul Mescal. In the interview, they mention being part of a group chat called 'The Tortured Man Club,' which further fueled speculation about the album's content and themes.
Meanwhile, Post Malone has his own music endeavors in the works. He has been teasing the release of an upcoming country music album, though a specific release date is yet to be announced. Fans are eagerly anticipating what this genre shift will bring for the versatile artist.
As the release of The Tortured Poets Department approaches, fans and music lovers alike are eagerly awaiting Taylor Swift's latest musical offering. With a highly anticipated collaboration with Post Malone and a past filled with cryptic hints and Easter eggs, Swift's album is sure to make waves in the music industry.
