Jake gyllenhaal begging taylor to not release the 10 minute version of all too well pic.twitter. Jake Gyllenhaal after Taylor Swift announcement. Broadway actor Andrew Burnap thinks he may have the scarf referenced in the new Taylor Swift song widely believed to be about his friend Jake Gyllenhaal, All Too Well. The ‘fuck Jake Gyllenhaal’ era is upon us Jake gyllenhaal now that all too well (taylor's version) (10 minutes version) is coming: /aTLtngZczO Jake Gyllenhaal after seeing that red (Taylor’s version) will have 30 songs on it /spbtVotxsA Such was the furore over the scarf, and Gyllenhaal’s inevitable second disembowelment, that he was actually a trending topic on Twitter on the day of Swift’s announcement. Jake Gyllenhaal looking for that mfing scarf /JcJhbqHqJQ run bitch run, taylor's stans are out to get in you in a few months. Jake gyllenhaal has 5 months to either find that fucking scarf or find a bunker to live in for the next 3 years. Special lyrical attention is paid to Swift specifically leaving her scarf at Gyllenhaal’s sister’s place over Thanksgiving. Has anyone made the connection yet that the scarf might not actually be Taylor’s?! 2017įast forward to 2017, and Maggie Gyllenhaal breaks her silence on the topic during an appearance on ‘Watch What Happens Live’, making outlandish claims that she has no idea about this scarf.Jake Gyllenhaal at Maggie Gyllenhaal's house searching for Taylor's scarf so she doesn't have to release the 10 minutes version of All Too Well: /m4Uuouy6CF The song, originally released in a three-minute abbreviation in 2012, chronicles the relationship breakdown of then-21-year-old Swift and then-30-year-old Gyllenhaal’s three-month love affair which began in October 2010. Some say it’s alluded to in the video for smash hit ‘We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together’, when her co-star passes his scarf to her, putting it around her neck.
Perhaps Taylor never intended for the story to exist outside of this five-minute ballad that was never even a single, but the scarf’s whereabouts have remained a mystery ever since. The lyrical loop starts with Taylor leaving the scarf at Maggie Gyllenhaal’s house (presumably after the Thanksgiving dinner her and Jake attended) and ends with the note that Jake still has it because it smells like her. ‘All Too Well’ talked of The Scarf, THEE SCARF, the rather ordinary scarf that’d made a grand total of two public outings, the scarf that would become the stuff of legend. In short, Swifties and gossip mags alike were on the lookout for tip-offs, and hit the jackpot when they got to track five. Between Max Martin assisted hits and celeb spotting speculations, Taylor’s songwriting was taken stratospheric.īy this point in her career (her fourth album), she’d long been dropping Easter eggs in her songs, little clues in liner notes that promised answers about who her subjects were. ‘Red’ bridged the gap between her country roots and the big pop sound she was aiming for.
Two years later, in late October 2012, Taylor Swift released the album that would be her biggest leap into the pop realm thus far. The rest is, quite simply, pop culture history. In November of 2010, Jake Gyllenhaal was spotted in London wearing a striped Gucci scarf while attending the premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (this is quite the time capsule isn’t it).Ī couple of weeks later, Taylor is spotted wearing the same one, or one that looks just like it at least, while walking arm in arm with her then-beau on a stroll in Brooklyn after spending Thanksgiving together. Does Jake Gyllenhaal even have the scarf? Why is it being withheld from its rightful owner? Whose scarf is it anyway? We dig deep to find out.
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