Much like super-sleuths, Taylor Swift fans, or Swifties, what they famously call themselves as, are akin to scrutinizing hints and transforming them into remarkably accurate theories. Regardless of how irrelevant it sounds, their detective skills have proven successful time and again. With their impressive track record, it is no wonder they are the go-to predictors of all things Taylor Swift. However, Swifties are only humans and If one desires to stay informed, consulting a Swiftie is advisable, given they have their facts clear.

That said, the fandom is at it again. Betting on whether the songstress would release a film, they have continued their custom of aggressively collecting hints, typical for a Taylor Swift fandom experience.

A Taylor Swift fan page took to its X handle to rectify an observation being circulated about the rumored release of an Eras Tour Documentary called I Can Do It With A Broken Heart. The fan page pointed out that Swifties have noticed the song title appears with a copyright symbol, leading them to speculate about a potential documentary title. The same had sparked excitement among fans who believe it is a hint from Taylor Swift; and that she is to drop a film soon.

The speculation, however, as pointed out by the page is a misunderstanding. As counterintuitive as it is, song titles are not eligible for copyright protection, the fan page wrote. The symbol at the end, thereby, is simply a standard video credit. While many have cleared the same in the comments section, avid Taylor Swift fans were taken aback by the correction.

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Although their enthusiasm to decipher Taylor Swift's clues comes second to none, the music video is not going to be what they think.

'I Can Do It With a Broke Heart' came into existence a while ago as Taylor Swift surprised fans at Wembley Stadium by premiering the music video for the same during her final tour stop in London. The nearly four-minute video debuted shortly after her usual closer, 'Karma'. Composed of backstage clips, it showcases her background dancers and tour crew preparing for the new ‘Tortured Poets’ segment of the Eras Tour.

Thus, despite the speculation, it is important to note that the video is simply a typical music video, not a hint at a documentary. The footage, featuring behind-the-scenes moments from the $900 million Eras Tour, is a standard visual accompaniment to the song. Fans ought to enjoy it as a bonus content, and not a teaser for any soon-to-be documentary lest they get their heartbroken over a failed investigation. 

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