Who is never ever getting back together about

Maybe his friends are blaming him for missing out on a good deal with Taylor. So he keeps telling them that they are good. But, this time, Taylor does not have time for his games. This time, she is done with him. In the second verse of the song, we get a more personal insight into their relationship.

One frequent topic was regarding the style of music Taylor produced. He is believed to be a fan of indie-pop music and a self-appointed music critic. Taylor Swift is really good at writing bridges. And in this specific song, she changes up the beat entirely to emphasize her point if in case the listener i. Taylor does confess that she hoped for a future with this guy. Let us hear what you think about this song in the comments below. Check out the complete lyrics on Genius.

During the video, her on-camera boyfriend puts a scarf around her neck. Fans claim this scarf is a replica from the time Swift was photographed wearing Gyllenhaal's scarf.

And one of the more important clues is that Swift and Gyllenhaal did have an on-again, off-again relationship. According to HuffPost, the two broke up in January , before cozying up again a few days later in Nashville.

Overall, she and Gyllenhaal were together for only three seemingly tumultuous months, when she was 21 and he was 30 via Capital FM. Whether the song was really about Gyllenhaal or not remains up for debate. But what doesn't is the meaning because, if you didn't catch it the first time, they are never, ever getting back together. As Swift told Rolling Stone , "It was sort of a metaphor for how messy a real break up is.

At this point, we're pretty sure she makes all her potential suitors sign a release saying she's entitled to use their relationship as material for her chart-topping tunes. In an interview with "Nightline," Swift explained that the inspiration for the song came after one of her ex-boyfriend's friends came into the studio and said he had heard they were getting back together -- which was not the case.

So who is Swift's mystery man? It's not Joe Jonas, who actually spoke out to eliminate himself as a potential candidate. I can tell you it's not about me. I think we're cool. It's pretty years removed," he told Maryland radio station Now, a source tells Us Weekly via Hollywood Life what we knew all along -- Swift's breakup anthem is "definitely about Jake [Gyllenhaal].