Strap Yourselves In: It's Time to Unpack All Those References in Taylor Swift's Video

At the beginning of the video, the headstones spell out "TS" for Taylor Swift, but if you look closer, you can also see that they spell out her lucky number: 13.

If you thought Taylor's blue dress looked familiar, it's because she wore it in her last music video, "Out of the Woods." Seems like the perfect transition, seeing that she was covered in dirt by the end of that video.

The pseudonym Taylor used when she cowrote "This Is What You Came For" with ex-boyfriend Calvin Harris is written on one of the headstones in the graveyard.

The person being buried is Taylor from the 2014 Met Gala.

The chair Taylor is sitting on is engraved with the Latin phrase "Et tu, Brute?" which means "Even you, Brutus?” from the play Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare. Caesar says these words after realizing his friend Brutus played a role in his death, and it is often used when referring to a friend stabbing you in the back. Sounds like Taylor is calling out a frenemy (or many, for that matter).

Kim Kardashian certainly spilled some major tea when she outed Taylor on Snapchat. Is Taylor getting ready to return the favor in her album Reputation?

While Katy Perry often refers to herself as a tiger, we can't help but notice the little "roar" the furry creature makes in the car. It's also worth noting Taylor's interesting prop choice of holding a single Grammy award. While Taylor has 10 Grammys, Katy (who has been nominated seven times) has zero.

In Taylor's bathtub of diamonds, there is a single dollar bill, which possibly symbolizes her recent groping court case, in which she countersued DJ David Mueller for $1. Her bathtub of jewelry might also be a reference to a statement she made back in 2016 during her "Blank Space" performance at the GRAMMY Museum about how the media probably thinks she goes home to her mansion and cries in her marble bathtub, surrounded by pearls.

Taylor stages a robbery from a company called Stream Co. This seems to be a jab at her battle with Spotify over streaming her music for free.

Taylor pokes fun at her infamous "squad" and the criticism that all her friends look the same (tall, blonde, models, etc.) by rounding up an army of robots that she created.

When Taylor walks into the room, one of the male backup dancers almost drops a red object in his hand. While it seems like an apple at first, if you freeze the frame, it actually looks a lot like Taylor's Wonderstruck Enchanted perfume bottle from 2011. It's also interesting that the room they're in has a striking resemblance to the one used in the promo for the fragrance.

As Taylor takes a power stance, her male backup dancers take off their jackets to reveal cropped tops with the words "I [heart] T.S." on them . . . just like Tom Hiddleston's tank top from their Fourth of July festivities last year. The number of backup dancers also seems to symbolize the number of guys Taylor has publicly dated: Tom Hiddleston, Calvin Harris, Joe Jonas, Taylor Lautner, Harry Styles, Conor Kennedy, Jake Gyllenhaal, and John Mayer.

As the "new Taylor Swift" sings to the camera, her past selves — or "reputations," for that matter — try to claw their way back to the top.

Taylor's "You Belong With Me" self sports her Junior Jewels t-shirt, but if you look closer, it actually has some of her famous friends' names — including Selena Gomez, Lena Dunham, Este Haim, Lily Aldridge, Abigail Anderson, Gigi Hadid, Martha Hunt, Blake Lively, and Ryan Reynolds — written all over it.

As all the past Taylors stand in a line, Zombie Taylor makes fun of her infamous surprised face, saying, "It's so annoying."

The New Taylor looks over at Zombie Taylor, questioning, "What's with that b*tch?" before she immediately retorts, "Don't call me that." This seems to be a reference to Taylor's drawn-out statement about Kim Kardashian's Snapchat videos in which she says she didn't give Kanye West permission to call her "that b*tch" in his song "Famous."

After Fearless Taylor starts sobbing over a remark made by Red Taylor, Biker Taylor rolls her eyes, looks at her nails, and says, "There she goes playing the victim . . . again," seemingly responding to the criticism that Taylor has built her whole career on playing the victim.

As Fearless Taylor cries, a Kardashian-esque Taylor records the whole thing on her phone, claiming she's "collecting receipts" and that she will "edit this later." Not only could this be a reference to that infamous Kanye West phone call that we all heard about, but it could also be calling out Katy Perry's "Swish Swish" lyrics about how "karma keeps receipts."

Pretty perfect that 2009 VMAs Taylor would have the last word, seeing that she didn't get the last word when Kanye West stole her mic on stage. Just like her response to Kim Kardashian's Snapchat videos, she says that she would "very much like to be excluded from this narrative."