'Handmaids Tale' shows Taylor Swift's “Look what you have made to do it”.

After years of anticipation and speculation, it looks like the Swifties could be one step closer to achieve one of the last newly recorded albums by Taylor Swift. Adler eyes fans have sanded the potential Call (Taylor's version) Easter eggs in everything from Swift's outfits and accessories to Spotify and website. And on May 20, Handmaids Tale let a big indication that Call (Taylor's version) is on the way when it played in its latest episode of one of the most popular tracks of the unpublished album.

The spectators were surprised by a brand new version of “Look What You You Mict Me Do”, which debuted at the beginning of Episode 9 of 9 The Handmaids Tale Season 6. When the maid marched onto the commanders, June led the uprising, Swift's rebellious hymn began to play in the background. In the true Taylor fashion, the new representation of “Look What You Mict Me Do” differs from the original with slightly different cords, beats and an older sound from an elderly. SWIFT published the original track as early as 2017 before it dropped it Call Album.

Surprisingly, the show almost played the version of the entire Taylor, including the first and second against and two chords. Swift previously shared snippets of the song in a trailer for the wilderness of Prime Video and Apple TV+ The dynasty: New England Patriots At the beginning of 2024. It is the second track of reputation (Taylor's version) that the fans could hear, since Swift also played “Delicate (Taylor's version) on Prime Video's I got pretty in summer.

In an exclusive explanation Advertising table, The producer Elisabeth Moss-Die also in June in the series, which was awarded the Emmy Award, that she and the entire line-up are Swifties, as the song called the song as “honor”.

“I wanted to use a Taylor song on the show for many years and we finally found the perfect place for a track from her, and I am so happy that we were waiting because there could be no more perfect song for a more perfect moment,” she said and called Swift Swift an “inspiration”. In the meantime, the editor Wendy Hallam Martin told the publication that “look what you got” was the perfect illustration for the “Badass” -in June.

“Taylor was really the artist, who delivered both lyrically and tonal to try out many songs for this special moment in our series and know how much Lizzie wanted a strong female voice and message,” said Hallam Martin.

Swifties are still convinced of a potential Call (Taylor's version) The announcement or publication is at the Memorial Day on the Horizon at the American Music Awards, but you have this new version of “Look What You With Me Do” to surprise you in the meantime