Taylor Swift's 'Elizabeth Taylor' Music Video: Exclusive Spotify & Apple Music Release

On March 31st, Taylor Swift surprised fans with a new music video for her single, Elizabeth Taylor, from the album The Life of a Showgirl.

The 36-year-old star dropped it on Tuesday, March 31st, but only for subscribers on Spotify and Apple Music at first.

It's a heartfelt tribute, packed with old clips of Elizabeth Taylor from her iconic films, likely a patcher and who's afraid of Virginia Woolf.

This fits Swift's pattern from her latest era, after videos for The Fade of Ophelia and Obelite.

She's holding off on YouTube because those streams no longer count toward Billboard charts.

Both earlier singles hit number 1 on the Hot 100, with The Fade of Ophelia staying there for 10 weeks while Elizabeth Taylor has climbed to number 3.

Fans are loving the nostalgia, and it gets even better with ties to Taylor's real family.

Swift got the green light from Elizabeth Taylor's estate before releasing the track, calling them lovely in an interview.

Taylor's son, Christopher Wilding, told people he's a big fan, saying Swift nails the parallels in their empowering lives and careers.

Elizabeth Taylor, who passed away in March 2011 at 8.79, stays a Hollywood legend, like American royalty.

Her estate even jumped in with themed merch amid the album buzz.

Swift hasn't said when the video hits YouTube, but if it follows her last drop, expected soon, keeping the momentum rolling for the showgirl era.

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