What will be the highest charting song on 1989 TV?

[phieaglesfan712]

1989 had 4 singles that aged very well: Shake It Off, Blank Space, Style, and Wildest Dreams. Will one of these songs be the highest charting song when 1989 TV is released? Or will something else surprise?

[SabrinaFan]

It's hard to say. I voted "Shake It Off" since that's one of her most popular singles to date, but it all depends on how the re-record sounds. I know a lot of people were soured on "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" because of the kiddish sounding pronunciation of "we," so something similar could happen with any one of these tracks. I would assume she'd go the route she did with Red (Taylor's Version) and push one of the Vault tracks as a single, since "Message in a Bottle" was arguably far more successful than any of the songs she released on Fearless (Taylor's Version) were. It's tough to say, though. I don't think it will be "Wildest Dreams" since that's nearly been out for a year already.

[SoMuchToSay]

I'm betting on something unreleased since there's not really an All Too Well like Red (or Enchanted when Speak New drops). Perhaps her version of This Is What You Came For?

[#brayden]

I'll guess "Blank Space" if it's one of these. I believe it gets the most streams daily although that may have changed recently due to "This Love" drawing attention to "Wildest Dreams."

[JukeboxJacob]

Style's more critically acclaimed over the years, but Blank Space will win for being the most iconic & the rhythm of the verses and bridge still fit the current pop mold

[phieaglesfan712]

Seeing how Blank Space has set Spotify peaks this year and As It Was dominate the Hot 100, I’m more confident now that Blank Space (TV) will go to #1 when 1989 TV is released, and unlike ATW, BS TV is going to stick around the top region of the charts for a while.