Taylor Swift announced May 30 that she owns all of her music — and may have left some Easter eggs about what she plans to do next.

Taylor Swift continues to make headlines with groundbreaking achievements, a bold business move, and unmatched fan support—proving once again why she remains an unstoppable force in music.

After a relatively quiet start to 2025, Taylor Swift shook things up with a major announcement on Friday. Additionally, Swift revealed a major update about her self-titled debut album, Taylor Swift. “I’ve already completely re-recorded my entire debut album,

Swift finally bought the full rights to her music. But there’s still a point to her project of rerecording albums — at least to her die-hards.

Swift announced on May 30, 2025 that she now owns all of her masters, including her self-titled debut album and 2017's “Reputation.”

In the open letter Taylor Swift wrote announcing the purchase of her original six album masters, fans noticed an Easter egg that may prove her 12th album is on the horizon.

In the days since announcing that she has regained control of her masters, Swift, 35, has received support from friends, admirers and colleagues — from Travis Kelce and Selena Gomez to, of course, millions of excited Swifties. But the pop superstar also received a nod from one of her idols — the Tapestry songstress herself.

The ‘Shake it Off’ hitmaker successfully fought for the masters to her recorded music. Find out where her net worth stands today.

John Fogerty, lead singer of Creedence Clearwater Revival, can sympathize with Taylor Swift. He spent decades trying to get ownership of the CCR catalogue.