10-minute film starring Stranger Things’ Sadie Sink and Dylan O’Brien arrives next week

Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well,” a fan favorite and Rob Sheffield’s Number One Swift song, is getting a short film out Nov. 12.

Swift dropped a teaser of the film on Good Morning America on Friday, revealing she’ll direct and star alongside Stranger Thing‘s Sadie Sink and Dylan O’Brien. The news coincides perfectly with the fact that Jake Gyllenhaal, the presumed subject of the song, is trending on Twitter.

Nov. 12 also marks the release date of Red (Taylor’s Version), Swift’s re-recording of her 2012 classic that contains the new 10-minute version of “All Too Well.” Last year, Swift spoke with Rolling Stone‘s Brittany Spanos about the LP on our 500 Greatest Albums podcast. She’ll celebrate the release on Saturday Night Live on Nov. 13, her fifth appearance on the show.

Swift’s announcement arrives on the heels of her recent appearance at the 2022 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, where she inducted Carole King and performed a heartfelt “Will You Love Me Tomorrow.

“I cannot remember a time when I didn’t know Carole King’s music,” she said, in a speech that brought King to tears. “I was raised by two of her biggest fans, who taught me the basic truths of life as they saw it: That you should treat people the way you want to be treated, that you must believe that you can achieve whatever you want to in life, and that Carole King is the greatest songwriter of all time.”

Ken Carson has finally released Cartunez, the deluxe edition of Xperiment, and the project finds him making several bold moves. One of the biggest moments comes on “9 bitches,” his collaboration with ApolloRed1, where Carson appears to directly target Nine Vicious. The tension began after Nine Vicious criticized the Opium label and mentioned its cofounder, Opm Babi. Carson seemingly answers those remarks through the new track, firing back at the polarizing former YSL rapper. He calls out Nine Vicious by name and delivers several harsh lines aimed in his direction. Carson also brings people close to Nine Vicious into the conflict, making it obvious that he is ready for the situation to escalate if Nine decides to respond.

Release Date: August 27, 2026

Genre: Hip-Hop

Album: Cartunez

 

Quotable Lyrics from 9 bitches

And I got nine bitches
N***a talk down on the O, we gon' put nine stitches
ARP on me bold, I've been ridin' with it
Pussy bitch, know you a ho, Nine Vicious

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