Taylor Swift New Song About Harry Styles? ‘Shake It Off’ & ‘Out Of The Woods’ Singer Instagram & Twitter Rumors

Taylor Swift's new song "Out of the Woods" is rumored to be about her relationship with Harry Styles, according to rumors on Instagram and Twitter.

Speculation over the song's lyrics comes as she premiered a video for her new song on Good Morning America.

"This was a relationship where I was kind of, living day to day, wondering where it was going, if it was going to go anywhere, if it was going to end the next day.," she said during the program.

Taylor Swift posted photos on Instagram and Twitter of her secret album party, which is rumored to be connected to a new song.

"NYC memories.. #1989SecretSessions," she captioned her photo collage.

Katy Perry and Rihanna have plans to "embarrass, insult, diss, and ridicule" Taylor Swift at the upcoming MTV EMA 2014 awards, Celeb Dirty Laundry reports.

As drama intensifies between Taylor Swift and Katy Perry over the latter dating the "Shake It Off" singer's ex-boyfriend Harry Styles, many Instagram and Twitter fans are left wondering if she'll write new songs and lyrics about the feud. 

A recent review criticizing Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" lyrics and her most recent songs has sparked debate on Instagram and Twitter over her making listeners a "worse person."

"Until recently, Swift built her success by striking delicate balances. Her musical aesthetic has carefully blended lite-country twang with a more mainstream pop sensibility. From older hits like 'Mine' and 'You Belong With Me' through her more recent singles, her output has proven more radio-friendly than most songs that seem equally genuine, and more genuine-seeming than most songs that are so radio-friendly," The Federalist writes in a review of her "Shake It Off" track.

"Similarly, Swift's lyrics traditionally alternated between earnest (if clichéd) ruminations on heartbreak and high-energy defiance anthems aimed at doubters and exes. That oscillation between vulnerability and invincibility looks a lot like a time-series chart of adolescence itself, which helps explain why pre-teen girls worship the singer."