Swift calls homophobes on his new song and announces his 7th album

Taylor Swift's latest song has a new goal: homophobia.

Along with the announcement of his seventh album, "Lover", the pop star released Thursday a new title called "You Need to Calm Down". tackles its own enemies, but also calls those who attack the LGBTQ community.

At one point on the rhythmic track, Swift sings: "And control your desires to shout at all the people you hate / Because the shadow has never done it

At a at another time, she sings: "You just have to stop, you can not walk on her dress?"

"You must calm down" is the second single of "Lover," to be released August 23. This song is the continued from "ME! ", which featured Panic's Brendon Urie at the disco and culminated in second place on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Swift also released a colorful lyrical video to match the new song to YouTube late Thursday, at the same time. Pride Month Occasion A video clip will be released Monday

On "You Must Calm Down", Swift even refers to the GLAAD gay rights organization when she sings: " Why are you angry when you could be GLAAD? / Sunshine on the street at the parade / But you prefer to be in the dark age / Make this sign must have lasted all night. "

Swift's last album was" Reputation ", released in 2017. During an Instagram Live session Thursday, Swift described his new album 18 -track album as" very romantic ".

"I think the idea of ​​a romantic thing – it does not have to be a happy song," she said. "I think you can find romance in loneliness or sadness. , in conflict or in the management of things in your life. I think it just looks at these things with a very romantic look. "

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