Taylor Swift "Wildest Dreams" is the new title of her next single. The famous pop singer has announced the title of her new single via her twitter account.
Billboard reports the next single that will be added to Taylor Swift's "1989" Album. According to Billboard, Taylor has told her 61.6 million twitter followers about the title. Her announcement has been circulating and has sent it to the "top of the real time Billboard + Twitter Trending 140 chart."
Wildest Dreams would follow the 4 other singles from Taylor's Swift "1989" album. As noted, all those four singles have made it to the Top 10 of "Billboard Hot 100 Chart." Aside from the Billboard Hot 100 chart, the "Shake It Off," "Blank Space," "Style," and "Bad Blood" have been in the Top 1 of "Pop Songs Airplay Chart."
The recent record of Nielsen Music shows that Taylor Swift's "1989" Album has already sold 5.1 million copies in the United States market alone. In addition, "1989" was hailed as the bestselling album in 2014, which sold 3.7 million copies last year. This year, it is still considered the 2015's best seller album because it has sold 1.4 million copies. Note that there is still another half of the year, so the number of copies could still increase.
EW has similar report. But in its article, EW says that the Title Taylor Swift next single is considered as one of the most grown up songs she has ever made. According to the rumor, there is a hint that the video would have a bedroom scene. Fans can't help but wish that Taylor Swift's boyfriend Calvin Harris would have a cameo role in her video.
On a different report, E! Online says that Taylor Swift didn't give any further details of the song. Taylor's next single is another reflection of a complex relationship. If one could remember in Taylor's interview with NPR, she said that the "1989" album would no longer be about the pain the she felt which was inflicted by other person. Taylor Swift's "1989" Album would be more on complex relationship. It would depict a realistic kind of relationship, in which both partners could be blamed 50-50.
