(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Taylor will talk about “putting the pieces back together” in “breaks his toys”
Florida will be about this enlightened feeling of being free and out of a relationship, such as “Bejewelled”
Guilty as sin will be about Taylor losing feelings for Joe and feeling torn about feeling that way
“The smallest man who ever lived” is not about Joe, instead it’s about either Kanye or Scooter Braun
In alchemy, Taylor will refer to her heart as being gold / weighed in gold
Who’s afraid of me will ACTUALLY be about Taylor’s popularity and people being intimidated by her success
Taylor will mention the name of a famous historical writer/poet
Post malone will have a verse to himself, no Taylor backing vocals (no formed words)
In “Florida” she will swear >= 5 times
At least 3 songs not about Joe
The tortured poets department will reference at least one other current member
Fresh out the slammer is a metaphor for being “chained down” in her relationship with Joe (specifically her career)
In alchemy, Taylor references Joe’s gold is fake
Fortnight will be about the first 14 days directly after Joe and Taylor broke up
Love of my life will be “Loss of my life”
Florida and the machine will have MAX 2 lines (not backing vocals)
Clara bow will be similar to “Lacy”
Loml will not be a love song but instead speak negatively about Joe
Merch drop in the first 24 hours
So Long London will make callbacks to lyrics from another ex breakup song (e.g All too Well)
Taylor will refer to Joe as her baby (maybe in “breaking toys”)
“But daddy I love him” will be the most viral on tiktok ( 1 day)
In so long London, Taylor will reference one of the locations from London Boy (e.g Brixton)
“Who’s afraid of me” will be about Joe’s “Fear of commitment” as seen in Champagne Problems