London, UK – During the 2021 Brit Awards, Taylor Swift sent out a cryptic message on Twitter, making fans question all their past theories on the musician's re-recordings and what's to come.

As per usual, Taylor Swift is giving fans something to obsess over in picture perfect fashion.

Prior to being awarded the global icon award at last night's Brit Awards, Swift posted two photos on Twitter and Instagram, teasing the award show and dropping Easter eggs galore.

Fans have been theorizing and dissecting every piece of content Swift puts out, scavenging for any tea she might be subtly spilling.

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First, there was the trailer for the upcoming movie Spirit Untamed, which featured the song Wildest Dreams from the 31-year-old's 1989 album. Many speculated that it would be her next re-recorded album, after her recent released of Fearless (Taylor's Version).

Then the Brit Awards happened and in true Swift fashion, she dropped a major bomb on social media mid-ceremony.

The two photos showed off Swift's dazzling fashion for the awards show, rocking a Red-era hairstyle, a 1989-era outfit, and her signature crimson-red lipstick. The post came captioned with a lyric from Mirror Ball, a song off her Grammy-winning album, Folklore.

There's truly nothing more challenging for a Swiftie to pore over than images that so obviously represent three different styles, sounds, and overall aesthetics of Swift's music catalog.

While fans were obsessing over the pics, Swift was accepting the Global Icon award at the Brit Awards, giving a speech that could touch any soul, even of those who aren't fans.

"Anyone can say anything about you at any time, please remember you have the right to prove them wrong," she said.

With this accolade, the songwriter became the first female and first non-English artist to be given this award.

All that goes to say it's another day with Taylor Swift breaking barriers while giving fans more things to unpick until they meet again.