Taylor Swift album ‘leaked’ prompts urgent action on social media

Taylor Swift’s upcoming album tortured poets department It was probably leaked on social media two days before its scheduled release.

The album, set to be released on April 19, was reportedly “leaked” with snippets of some songs circulating online, leading to certain keywords being banned.

Social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, banned users from searching for the term “Taylor Swift leaks” on Wednesday, Us Weekly reported.

Some fans speculate that the leaked snippet of the alleged song came from a Google Drive that contained the entire song TTPD Record.

However, loyal Swift was quick to defend the Grammy-winning singer, flooding the label with fake links and shaming any leakers who shared the upcoming album.

“Don’t fucking say anything about TTPD, idc, if you don’t release this song, if you hear a leak or a ‘leak,’ don’t say anything on TL, got it? It’s that simple,” one a fan wrote.

Another said, “If I see ‘ttpd leaked’ on idc, if it’s interesting ai, I’ll report it ASAP.”

In the leak, Swift wrote on X: “[Victory emoji] Until the Ministry of Tortured Poets. “

If the leak turns out to be legitimate, it wouldn’t be the first time Swift’s album has leaked ahead of its release date.

Year 2014, in 1989 Despite Swift’s efforts to keep the music a secret, it was leaked three days before its release date.