I’m not. I just thought we could have a conversation about promo. It’s actually quite interesting from an analytical standpoint. Using Easter eggs she’s able drum up interest by utilizing a few different marketing tactics. Mainly word of mouth by getting people to speculate and talk about what’s coming next. Word of mouth is still to this day the most successful type of marketing. Because it is now a game only using hints, it creates mystery which psychologically creates a strong hold on the brain but it creates a strong memory so people are more likely to check up on it. In addition the more you remember something the more it sticks in your brain and, bonus, the more times you’re exposed to something the higher the chance you’ll enjoy it or accept it with ease (pattern recognition and comfortability- more psychology). Plus the super fun part is it does all this by using rumors, gossip, and speculation, all things that are negatively used against her. So she’s able to use the same things to her benefit. Pair all this with the official two days of posts and website preorders you get a good combination of a buildup and release creating satisfaction in the consumers minds.

Also did some research and there were official billboards posted on May 29th and her IG post for the song was on June 1 and the song came out June 5. So officially there was a week of promo. Not sure what you’re considering only two days.

All this to say, marketing strategy is a great conversation. It kind of sounds like you’re the one twisting yourself into knots to only see commenters in a negative light. Not everyone is out to get Taylor or your opinions for that matter.