Taylor Swift album Reputation leak

Taylor Swift’s highly anticipated album Reputation has leaked online ahead of it’s scheduled release.

This isn’t the first leak related to the album this week.

On Tuesday Swift, 27, was forced to share the album track list after the song titles were posted online by multiple blogs.

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Whilst some fans have been quick to download and listen to the album before it’s official release, dedicated Swifties have been showing their loyalty for the popstar.

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To people leaking #reputation , you're obviously lifeless. Also I'm blocking anyone which RTs leaks because clearly you don't respect Taylor. This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things.
— taylor’s (@jaehyunswift) November 9, 2017

I don't care whether you've preorder a million albums or zero albums, this is about respecting the official release set by Taylor. We've waited for three years, so I'm disappointed in those that couldn't wait less than 12 hours. I hope you're happy #reputation
— Mauricio: rep TV stan (@MauricioSwift13) November 9, 2017

Here I am constantly refreshing itunes incase they release #reputation early. I have to listen to it legally. I’m not gonna do that to tay.
— Larizze ❤️ (@WonderlandTay13) November 9, 2017

Swift released the first track from the album in August titled “Look What You Made Me Do”.

She has since released “…Ready for It?,” “Gorgeous” and “Call It What You Want.”

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Reputation will be available on iTunes on Friday November 10 at 3pm.

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