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BREAKDOWN OF VIDEOS HIDDEN MEANINGS: (as much as I could find!)

-The first scene represents how the 1989 era is dead because you can see that she is wearing the Out of the Woods dress. -The titled stage line supposedly references Kanye as for his Pablo tour he used a tilted stage. -She's also burying Taylor in her Met Gala dress which was the beginning of the 1989 era -If you look at the graves it says nils sjöberg. This is the pseudonym that Taylor used when she co-wrote "This Is What You Came For" with Calvin Harris.

-The second scene references how the media as well as haters believes Taylor is rich and makes too much money. In on of the shots you can also see the dollar bill she won from her sexual assault court case

-The car crash scene references how Red deserved a Grammy. At face value, it also shows how the media and paparazzi just photographs her when she's been kicked down (she could have died in the car accident and they just watch!). Also the cheetah in the car is wearing a "13" necklace. This is Taylor's lucky number which she references in a lot of places.This could also be a reference to her past relationships and how they "crash and burn". There is also speculation that the leopard references Katy Perry as does Taylor's look in this scene.

-Caged Taylor represents how media and haters always give Taylor shit for not going out of her house and doing things to advocate for anything ex. Her not going to the woman's march. It also shows how the media contains her and wants her to conform to a certain image like the good girl. The colour orange is also typical of a jail jumpsuit. (See snake tattoo on her thigh).

-The throne atop the snakes and the rest of the snake imagery is obvious also if you look closely the pillars and the throne are engraved with "Et Tu brute" which is a Latin for “Even you, Brutus?” from the play Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare. Caesar utters these words as he is being stabbed to death, having recognized his friend Brutus among the assassins. “Et tu, Brute?” is used to express surprise and dismay at the treachery of a supposed friend. Taylor is also serving the metaphorical tea.

-Taylor robbing a bank is how media and haters believe she is money hungry and how she's robbing Spotify  : notice it says streaming co. read more about it here:http://www.businessinsider.com/taylor-swift-explains-why-she-left-spotify-2014-11 The mask represents her being called a cat lady from the media but this could also be a shot at Katy. The sequined dress she wears has the quote "Blind for Love" on it, referencing the stereotype of her falling in love with every man she meets.

-The scene with all the Barbie-like girls references how everyone believes you have to be looking a certain way to get into Taylors squad and the shot of them all lying on the floor is her fake friends.

-Her in the mansion with the formation of men references that she uses men to write her own music. She's also dancing with male dancers and they're wearing "I ❤️ TS" shirts, just like the one Tom Hiddleston was photographed wearing last year. There are also eight of them, the same number of exes she has. The men also all seem relaxed before Taylor walks yet then stand to attention, referencing the medias description that Taylor forces the people around her to act a certain way.    

-Then Taylor destroying the plane is the medias perception of her. The girl who ruins everything

-The "You Belong With Me" Taylor version wears a shirt with the names of all the people in her 'squad' written on it

-In the final part with all the Taylor's arguing one of the new Taylors is taking photos on her phone, and when Met Gala Taylor asks her what she's doing, she replies: "Getting receipts. I'm going to edit this later." This is probably in reference to the videos that Kim Kardashian uploaded of Taylor Swift and Kanye's phone call about the "Famous" video, and speculations that the video was not shown in its entirety. The zombie Taylor shouting "Don't call me that" in response to "Bitch" also references Kanye's song.