With the Eras tour now a memory, Taylor Swift bid farewell to fans with a heartfelt message. But amidst the nostalgia, whispers of something new have already begun to circulate. While nothing is officially confirmed, social media is bound with rumors of an exciting collaboration coming up. And one look at the most successful eras of the singer, led to an uprising for another collaboration with Kendrick Lamar.

As the speculation builds, Swifties are revisiting her past collaborations and wondering what a union with Kendrick Lamar could mean for her music, if at all it is happening. 

A reliable scooper shop, ABTLAB Insider took to their X handle to reveal that Taylor Swift is reportedly gearing up to release a new album in 2025. The album is reportedly accompanied by a multi-million dollar visual project, promising an immersive experience for fans. Although details are scarce, the insider's revelation has sent Swifties into a frenzy.

The insider also dropped a bombshell about the album's collaborations. Apparently, Kendrick Lamar recently recorded a song and video with Taylor Swift, sparking excitement about their joint effort. Additionally, their further tweets on X have it that Bad Bunny may also feature on the album, adding to the anticipation building around Taylor Swift's upcoming release.

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However, when it comes to Taylor Swift, these are not the only future prospects one can think of. 

Now that Taylor Swift's historic Eras Tour has come to a close, fans are eagerly awaiting the songstress' next move. Notably, Swift has not yet announced the final two Taylor's Version albums, 'Taylor Swift (Taylor's Version)' and 'Reputation (Taylor's Version)', during the tour's closing weekend. This omission has left fans wondering about the timeline for these releases.

As Swift transitions into a new era, reports have it that she may revert to her previous pattern of releasing two Taylor's Version albums followed by a brand-new album. This approach, which began after 'Evermore' in 2020, has seen Swift release new music every two years. With the Eras tour behind her, Swift may now focus on completing the Taylor's Version series and gearing up for a new album, potentially following this established pattern.

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