Taylor Swift always with the surprises as she first dropped a re-recorded version of her Grammy-nominated album “Red,” titled “Red (Taylor’s Version),” on Friday, November 12th, featuring Miles Teller, Aaron Dessner and  Blake Lively as the music director.

Then, she released her directorial debut in the form of a short film “All Too Well,” named after the fifth track on the record starring herself, actor Dylan O’Brien and “Stranger Things” star Sadie Sink.

Now, the music sensation has delighted fans by announcing a surprise new music video on her Instagram page for the 26th song on the album, “I Bet You Think About Me” last week Sunday, which features the vocals of singer Chris Stapleton, who recently won six Country Music Awards including song and album of the year.

The new music video was released Monday, November 15th directed by her close friend Blake Lively as Taylor sings praises of her on her Instagram saying “I finally got to work with the brilliant, brave, & wickedly funny @blakelively on her directorial debut”.

Swift also posted a behind-the-scenes clip on her Instagram stories that showed Lively in action on set.

In the new music video,  Swift (dressed in red) shows up to an ex’s wedding (where everyone else is wearing white), turning the whole thing red. Watch the video, featuring an Aaron Dessner cameo.

Swift also made history with the release of “Red (Taylor’s Version)” on Friday, breaking the record for the most-streamed album in a day by a female artist and the most-streamed female in a day ever on Spotify.

Published on HOLR Magazine.