Taylor Swift Clock Theory Sends Internet Into Meltdown: Swifties have become known for analyzing every decision Taylor Swift makes

Swift kicked off the European leg of her record-breaking tour in March, with her ensemble including 16 backup dancers, four vocalists, and a dedicated live band. The three-and-a-half-hour show features 44 songs across 10 acts, with each “era” inspired by a different album and time in the singer’s life. Now eagle-eyed fans have noticed that the clock included in the concert’s set design has changed from pink to orange.

According to a popular Reddit thread from 2022, all of Swift’s albums correlate to a certain color. For example, her second album, Fearless is considered to be yellow; Speak Now is purple; her fourth album, Red, is red; reputation is black and her seventh album, Lover, is pink.
Swifties have long speculated that orange would be the color of Swift’s next album since she has subtly incorporated the color into the Eras Tour.

TikTok user @swiftiessweetheart took the video-sharing platform to say what she had noticed, questioning whether this meant something new was on the horizon. “Why did the Eras Tour countdown clock go from pink to orange? As far as I can find, all of the shows prior to Paris night one where we switched over to Eras Tour part two have had this pink-peach color around the countdown clock. The other image being from Glendale and this one being from Tampa night three,” she said while showing pictures of the clock from the tour.

“And since the Paris shows and the one night in Stockholm, it has now become this vibrant orange color. And since the start of Eras Tour two, we’ve been seeing a lot of orange during 1989, Lover, the surprise song dress, it’s everywhere.

“With the Eras Tour clock changing from pink to orange isn’t the only instance of this color change because Taylor started this Eras Tour with pink nails for “Lover” and sometime after the U.S. shows, she changed the “Lover” nail to orange and kept it that way until she started teasing The Tortured Poets Department with the white nails.”