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Taylor Swift’s “Look What you have done, what you have to do (Taylor’s version)” functions in “The Handmaid’s Tale”.

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Taylor Swift’s “Look What you have done, what you have to do (Taylor’s version)” functions in “The Handmaid’s Tale”.
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Introduction to The Handmaid’s Tale and Taylor Swift

The Hulu series, The Handmaid’s Tale, has been making waves with its powerful storytelling and timely themes. Recently, the show featured a song by Taylor Swift, "Call (Taylor’s version)," which was a pivotal moment in the series. This article explores the significance of this song and its connection to the show.

The Song’s Debut

The song was first introduced in the penultimate episode of the series, where it played as a fiery hymn for the main character, June, as she led a group of handmaids in their resistance against the oppressive regime of Gilead. The episode, titled "Execution," was a game-changer for the series, with several key characters meeting their demise. The song’s debut was a surprise to fans, who had been speculating about its release for some time.

Connection to The Handmaid’s Tale

The show’s creators had been wanting to feature a Taylor Swift song for some time, and "Call (Taylor’s version)" proved to be the perfect fit. The song’s themes of female empowerment and resistance aligned perfectly with the show’s message. The editor of the show, Wendy Hallam Martin, noted that Taylor Swift was the only artist who could deliver the strong female voice and message they were looking for.

Taylor Swift’s Music

"Call (Taylor’s version)" is part of Taylor Swift’s re-recorded album, which is one of six expected albums. The re-recorded albums are a result of Swift’s dispute over her master recordings with her former record label, Big Machine. The new albums have been a huge success, with "1989 (Taylor’s version)" selling more copies in its first week than the original album.

The Significance of the Song

The song’s feature in The Handmaid’s Tale is significant, not only because of its powerful message but also because of its timing. The show’s finale is set to air on May 27th, and the song’s debut has added to the excitement and anticipation surrounding the finale. Fans of the show and Taylor Swift alike are eagerly waiting to see how the series will conclude and what other surprises the creators have in store.

Conclusion

The feature of "Call (Taylor’s version)" in The Handmaid’s Tale is a testament to the show’s commitment to powerful storytelling and female empowerment. The song’s themes and message align perfectly with the show’s, making it a pivotal moment in the series. As the show comes to a close, fans are eagerly waiting to see what the finale has in store, and the feature of Taylor Swift’s song has only added to the excitement.

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