Todrick Hall, who is a web sensation in his own particular right and will be familiar to any individual who’s seen RuPaul’s Drag Race, showed up behind Taylor in the scene with the notorious “I [Heart] T.S.” t-shirts.
Addressing instant, he shunned broadly expounding on Taylor herself yet did unsurprisingly insinuate her character when he stated: “I think it speaks volumes of what type of a person Taylor is as a human being, as an artist, that she was able to get all these people on a set, shoot an epic and get them to not say anything.
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“People just really were excited and I was more excited to see the reaction of people online than to tell people.
“So I didn’t even tell people that were very, very close to me; my own family didn’t know.”
The video was professedly recorded path back in May, yet Hall said he could identify with Swift’s want to continue everything under the cap.
“It was the hardest secret ever to keep, but I know how I am as an artist and when I’m creating stuff, even if it’s just on my YouTube channel, I don’t want anyone to tell anything, I don’t want anybody to post a Snapchat or a picture,” he contemplated.
Look What You Made Me Do crushed Adele’s record for most video sees in its initial 24-hour time span, following its discharge at the MTV VMAs on Sunday.
The song is likewise because of give Swift her first historically speaking UK Number 1 single on Friday.
