#nro

1.  taylor and katy made up publicly sometime during the rep era.  then nro came out in 2019.

2.  nro says “rabbit hole” at 12 seconds in, which is the exact same time that wonderland says it

3.  taylor added nro to her playlist by me in 2019 and made it the 13th track:

4.  katy had this easter egg for the lover album/Daylight in the NRO music video:

let it go are lyrics from Daylight and they’re being illuminated, literally by daylight in the mv

5.  the energy of the song of the song is very much the swiftgron narrative as described in Style (we never go out of style) and IKP (for me it’s always you) and 1989 in general, longing for someone, getting over them, longing for them again, “this love is alive back from the dead”

6.  dianna runs in the same social circles as katy so taylor may have thought it appropriate for a mutual friend to take the song since she couldn’t (to me i feel like she was trying to protect the lover era happily ever after narrative which is why she would give the song away, the same way she had to say dbatc was fictional)

7. other than the CLEAR rabbit-hole lyric reference nro also includes phrases and themes taylor has used before “cross the line” and searching someone’s name on the internet

8.  the two years referenced in the song could be referencing the length of time swiftgron lasted - it does match up.

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