Taylor Swift has fans working hard to figure out her 1989 (Taylor’s Version) vault puzzles on Google. In collaboration with the search engine, the singer released a whopping 33 million interactive word puzzles that hint at the names of the 1989 (Taylor’s Version) vault tracks. While some fans are putting their riddle skills to good use and figuring out the answers to these puzzles, others are having a little trouble. For those who are, you’re in luck because there is a cheat sheet on the internet that gives you answers to the vault puzzles.
Now, for those of you who have no idea what I’m talking about — allow me to catch you up to speed. On Aug. 10, Swift announced the re-record of her 1989 album (named 1989 (Taylor’s Version)), which will be released on Oct. 27, 2023. In addition to announcing this album, the singer also shared that 1989 (Taylor’s Version) will include “5 From The Vault tracks” that were written at the time of the original release but didn’t make the final cut.
A few weeks later, on Sept. 19, Swift shared a cryptic post on Instagram that hints at the title of a 1989 (TV) vault track. After posting the announcement on IG, Google launched a word game fans can play to decode more information about the 1989 (Taylor’s Version) vault tracks. As someone who is not a whiz at puzzles (but I sure do love them!), trying to solve the ones on Google has not been easy. Since I’ve had to turn to good ‘ol TikTok to help me solve a puzzle or two, you can just imagine my surprise when I came across an online cheat sheet that I think all Swifties need.
On Reddit, there’s a 1989 (Taylor’s Version) vault megathread which includes a spreadsheet that features answers to the puzzle clues that are popping up on Google. The spreadsheet has the clues in alphabetical order, which makes finding the answers you need so much easier!
If spreadsheets aren’t your thing, there are a ton of TikToks, YouTube videos, and Instagram/X posts of fellow Swifties sharing answers to the puzzles they already solved. Whatever you use to help you figure out the answers is up to you!
So let’s get to work besties because we have 33 million interactive word puzzles to tackle to figure out the names of these vault tracks. No pressure!