Google and Taylor Swift have teamed up to challenge fans to reveal the tracklist for 1989 (Taylor’s Version), a re-recording of the singer’s first album.
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Thus, according to Google, there are 89 different questions about the artist’s career and work, alluding to the name of the album.
With this, the unity of fans appears in the idea that the riddles need to be solved 33 million times for the track list of the re-recording album to be revealed.
Anyone who searches for her name in the search engine will see a blue safe appear, which contains a puzzle of letters and numbers that needs to be discovered by the community.
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“We promise the wait won’t be forever, but the prize will definitely be worth it. Because, baby, we’re a Swiftie dressed as a search engine,” the company joked in a released statement.
‘1989’, was released in 2014, and is Taylor Swift’s fifth studio album and is cited by her as one of the most important of her career, marking her transition to pop. From it came hits such as Shake It Off, Blank Space and Bad Blood, as well as a Grammy for best album that year.
While the track list is expected to be revealed in a matter of hours (days), with Taylor’s fans working hard and calling on friends to participate in the Google campaign, the release is still a few weeks away. 1989 (Taylor’s Version) arrives on October 27th, the same date the original version was released, nine years ago.