Taylor Swift has released "Midnights," and the memes are already taking over Twitter. Here are some of our faves.
It's a great day to be a Swiftie!
Taylor Swift released her newest album, "Midnights" at midnight on Oct. 21, 2022. Prior to the album's release, Taylor offered a bit of insight into what her fans could expect:
"This is a collection of music written in the middle of the night, a journey through terrors and sweet dreams. The floors we pace and the demons we face. For all of us who have tossed and turned and decided to keep the lanterns lit and go searching — hoping that just maybe, when the clock strikes 12 ... we'll meet ourselves."
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As you might expect, her fans have been conspiracy theorizing, screaming, crying, throwing up, etc. ever since the album was announced, and are doing it all again now that it's finally here. Oh, and posting memes on Twitter, obvs. Here are some of our faves!
Swifties have flooded Twitter with "Midnights" memes and tweets.
Following her announcement, Swifties started overloading Twitter with "Midnights" memes and tweets. It was safe to say that they were excited.
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Taylor Swift releasing an album called Midnights (!!) in October (!!!) is a gift to witchy autumn girls everywhere 😭🖤✨
— De Elizabeth (@deelizabeth_) August 29, 2022Article continues below advertisement
i'm glad i will no longer need therapy because taylor swift is releasing midnights in october
— veronica (@soitfuckingoes) August 29, 2022Imagine if Taylor Swift's Midnights album is just 13 white noise songs to fall asleep to
— Joseph Longo (@josephlongo_) August 29, 2022Article continues below advertisement
Now that "Midnights" is officially out, Swifties have once again stepped up with the memes.
We all know that you haven't really listened to a new Taylor Swift album until you've posted about it online. Bonus points if you make a hilarious meme that your fellow Swifties can also enjoy. Taylor's fans definitely haven't disappointed on that front following the "Midnights" release.
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There were quite a few tweets referencing Lana Del Rey's feature on the track "Snow on the Beach." Or lack thereof.
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Honestly, what did people even do on album release days before Twitter? Enjoying the memes, discussing the Easter eggs, and weighing in on viral conspiracy theories is at least half of the fun whenever Taylor blesses us with new content. We're sure the memes will keep on coming — and we're very ready for them.
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