The new video has been directed by pal Blake Lively, she said. Sunday morning, Swift announced on social media that she’ll be releasing another music video from the album, for “I Bet You Think About Me,” on Monday morning, less than 72 hours after the last.

“All Too Well” isn’t the only individual track she’s giving a push. So far it’s been well-received by critics. The new rendition of the 2012 album is expanded to 30 tracks, from 16. 12 she released her second album re-recording of her early Big Machine work, “Red (Taylor’s Version)” and the “All Too Well” short film. Swift’s fifth appearance as musical guest on “SNL” comes at a busy time for the superstar. She popped in to add a few sultry lines to Davidson’s “Three Sad Virgins” music video skewering the three fresh-faced young men who look like “sad Ron Weasley,” as Swift sang, invoking the “Harry Potter” character.

She’s said the 10–minute version is exactly as she first wrote it, with considerably more autobiographical details about the star-crossed romance that inspired it, before Liz Rose helped her pare it down for the condensation released o “Red.”Įarlier in the episode, Swift made a surprise appearance in a pre-taped segment with “SNL” star Pete Davidson and a trio of the show’s writers - Ben Marshall, John Higgins and Martin Herlihy - who also perform as the comedy group Please Don’t Destroy. The moody, anthemic “All Too Well” has become a fan favorite over the years, despite never having been a single, and was expanded from the original five-and-a-half 2012 version of the song.

Taylor swift red photoshoot