Video of the year for Taylor Swift: Announced New Album in MTV VMA 2022

Taylor Swift procured the VMAs Video of the Year award and declared an incredible collection would be delivered in October as she acknowledged her Moonman in front of an audience Sunday night at the Prudential Center in New Jersey.

The 32-year-old vocalist likewise uncovered that she had made MTV history with four of the chosen people in the class being ladies, a first for the awards show which started celebrating melodic specialists in 1984.

The Taylor’s Version Albums

“Midnights” will be Swift’s tenth studio collection and fourth new recording with Republic Records after she left Big Machine Records following the fallout with Scooter Braun over responsibility for ace accounts.

She’s since been rerecording all of her music into “Taylor’s Version” collections. “Midnights, the tales of 13 restless evenings dissipated all through my life, will be out October 21. Meet me at 12 PM,” Swift composed on Twitter while sharing the cover picture and 13-track plate, her lucky number.

The Instagram post on the new announcement

“We lay there restlessly enamored and dread, in disturbance and in tears. We gaze at walls and drink until they talk back. We turn in our independent enclosures and ask that we aren’t – right this moment – going to commit some critical life-changing error,” Swift composed close by a photograph of herself finding a seat at a table.

“This is an assortment of music written around midnight, an excursion through dread and good night. The floors we pace and the devils we face. For all of us who have thrashed around and chosen to keep the lamps lit and go looking – trusting that quite possibly when twelve o’clock rolls in, we’ll meet ourselves.”

Speech at the VMA stage

Only minutes after midnight, her social posts had previously amassed countless preferences across every stage. On Sunday night, she told the group, “I’m so delighted by the way that without precedent for VMA history, four of the chiefs selected in the video of the year classification are ladies. I’m so glad for what I made.”

She added of “All Too Well,” a 10-minute video, “We could not have possibly had the option to make this short film if not for you, the fans. I could not have possibly had the option to rerecord my collection if not for you. You encouraged me to do that.” To a great extent, Swift has zeroed in on rerecording her old collections after delivering consecutive nonmainstream works of art, “Folkore” and “Evermore,” in 2020 and 2021.

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