Kaylor Theory

Ok... I know that Taylor has denied being bi several times, but then there is "Cornelia Street"

If you listen carefully, on 4:34 of the Cornelia Street original soundtrack, there is a sound effect. Like, a door closing. At 0:55 there is also a sound effect of a door opening. But what does this mean?

"I'm get mystified by how this city screams your name,"-"Cornelia Street"

Taylor has a song called Welcome to New York. Cornelia Street is a place in NYC and she and Karlie did a lot of things there. In fact, Karlie was the one who convinced Taylor to move there in the first place. They had met via social media and visited each other a few times. Eftsoons,Taylor was supposed to move to London, but changed her mind and agreed to move to New York with Karlie. "Walk me back to that apartment" -"Cornelia Street". She got an apartment in NYC.

"When we first dropped our bags on apartment floors (apartment that SOMEONE convinced her to get?)

Took our broken hearts, put them in a drawer (a new heart made Taylor get over the old broken one)

Everybody here was someone else before

And you can want who you want

Boys and boys and girls and girls…" -"Welcome to New York"

Also, the style of Taylor's albums tend to reflect what she feels like with her partner. For example, Lover has a light, serene, echoey sound, just like Taylor is maturing. Her 6th album, 1989 has a thrilling, loud, clashy sound, just like how Taylor's smile is sparky when she is with Karlie.

"Like any great love, it keeps you guessing

Like any real love, it's ever-changing

Like any true love, it drives you crazy

But you know you wouldn't change anything, anything, anything" -"Welcome to New York"

In the You Need To Calm Down video, Taylor's hair is dyed in the colors of the bisexual flag and there is a huge representation of the LGBT+ community, two males getting married, pride flags being waved around, etc. so it is clear that she is a supporter.

In "peace" Taylor sings, "clowns to the West" possibly a reference to Kanye West, maybe it is also about Karlie who was with her in the busy streets of New York City with lack of peace.

In "Call It What You Want", she says, "All the jokers dressing up as kings." Kings. King Of My Heart. Dressing up. Supermodel. In "Getaway Car" she sings, "And a circus ain't a love story." She also says, "I want to wear his initial on a chain round my neck, chain round my neck." This is a pretty obvious reference to her necklace in the "Delicate" music video. She also wears a paper airplane necklace and a name is on her hand. This a reference to lyrics in the song, plus the matching paper airplanes she and Harry Styles wore in real life. "Your necklace hanging from my neck," she sings, and later, "Two paper airplanes flying, flying." It is very similar to what we see in this, years later. All these references are obvious, too obvious. Obvious enough to be a distraction. It feels pretty set-up. Besides, how come her Jaylor references are so similar to Haylor references? In "Call It What You Want" she sings, "My baby's fly like a jetsream... starry eyes sparking up my darkest nights." and in "Style" she sings, "James Dean daydream look in your eyes,".

In "Call It What You Want" she sings, "I recall late November, holdin' my breath, Slowly I said, "You don't need to save me But would you run away with me?" In fairy tales (earlier in her career, Taylor always talked about how she dreamed of a Fairy-Tale romance in songs like "White Horse" and "Today Was A Fairy Tale") the prince saves the princess, right? So if there is two princesses... aha. Besides, she says, "Would you run away with me?" Run away. Run way. The Victoria's Secret Fashion show, which they were both in, was on November 13, 2013.

Running away using a Getaway Car? Not impossible. They say it is about Hiddleswift. But Hiddleswift was completely fake, Taylor is smart enough to know that. He went so public with it. When she mentioned that to him, he didn't listen. He didn't care. He didn't care about her words, how could he have cared for her as a person? If he was supposed to be fake to hide Kaylor, and he was so fake that it was obvious the whole thing was fake, I can see why Taylor would have been upset. In "Getaway Car" she sings, "Until I switched to the other side." In "New Romantics", a song very obviously about her female friends, she sings, "We... switch sides like a record-changer."

In "King Of My Heart" she sings, "Up on the roof with a school girl crush." In "New Romantics" she says "Life is just a classroom... the rumors are terrible and cruel, but honey, most of them are true." In "Cornelia Street" she sings, "Sat on the roof, you and I." In social media she made a post: "As my 25th birthday present from the media, I'd like for you to stop accusing all my friends of dating me," and tagge #thirsty. If we are accusing you, the rumors must be "cruel" then...

"And so it goes, you two are dancing in a snowglobe 'round and 'round."-"You Are in Love". Sounds like a reference to the "Lover" music video. She said "So it goes," in "Style" too, and has a song in reputation called "So It Goes."

BUT, Karlie Kloss said in an interview about her position in the feud between Taylor and S**** K**********, "I think she's been a lovely person to me in the past." Kim, a lovely person? If someone is wronging your best friend, shouldn't you be against them? From there, Karlie and Taylor avoided each other. Or is that just for the camera? Taylor Swift... Karlie Kloss... who could count how many reporters they have answered in their lifetime? It would make sense that Taylor plant some false clues, she knows that everyone would try to find out who her songs were about. If people were so distracted thinking about JAYLOR, who is apparently her little shaft of Daylight, who would even consider Kaylor still be a thing? What if Jaylor was all just pretend so that they could hide Kaylor? What if Karlie's marriage and Taylor's boyfriends were just... costumes to hide Kaylor?

In "How You Get The Girl" not only does she use female pronouns, it has several Kaylor hints. For example, "With pictures in frames of kisses on cheeks." There are many photos of Kaylor kisses on cheeks. Also, "When you left her all alone, and never told her why," sounds similar to the "Cornelia Street" lyric, "I packed my bags, left Cornelia Street Before you even knew I was gone."