“I know, I know. What about Rep TV?" Swift wrote on her website, referring to the shorthand for “Reputation (Taylor’s Version)," the anticipated rerelease of her sixth studio album.

Taylor Swift’s project to re-record most of her catalog came to a close last week, when she announced that she bought the rights to her early masters.

“If you didn’t like her in 2016, you don’t get to experience the ‘Rep’ era, I’m sorry,” she said. Write to Natalia Barr at [email protected] The ‘Taylor’s Version’ Era Is Over.

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We discuss Taylor Swift's reclamation of her music in the new episode of 'Rolling Stone Music Now.' Shirlaine Forrest/TAS24/Getty Images To get her music back, first Taylor Swift had to re-record it.

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