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Taylor Swift Sings ‘Should’ve Said No’ Amid Joe Alwyn Cheating Rumors
Try not to read too much into this, Taylor Swift fans. Oh, it’s too late? Cool, cool, cool.
On February 24, Swift performed two surprise mashups for the Eras Tour crowd in Sydney, Australia. At one point during every concert, the 34-year-old pop star rotates through her extensive catalogue for songs that didn’t make the set list—and her recent choices were bound to cause a stir amongst fans. Before performing a mix of “New Year’s Day” and “Peace” from Reputation and Folklore at the piano, Swift took to guitar for a mashup of two breakup bangers: “You’re Not Sorry” from Fearless and “Should’ve Said No” from her 2006 debut album.
Considering “Should’ve Said No” is a song about breaking up with a cheater, many fans were quick to tie the second performance to recent fan theories that Swift’s ex-boyfriend Joe Alwyn was unfaithful during their six year relationship. “At this point, if you are Joe Alwyn, with the rumors that are going around about you, I would go into hiding,” one TikTok user said in a video about the Sydney performance.
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