Taylor Swift’s Reputation just received a second wind.
Exactly three weeks after its initial release, the project has finally hit streaming services. This is good news for those casual fans who have yet to buy a physical or digital copy— which, up until tonight, was the only way one could hear the album.
Reputation has since become the best-selling album of 2017, with about 1.45 million units sold in the U.S. as of Nov. 23. It’s also led the Billboard 200 for the past two weeks; and now that it’s available to stream, it seems likely the album will continue to dominate the charts for a while longer. Swifties have already called on each other to stream Reputation as much as possible to ensure it stays on top.
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So if you’ve resisted buying copy (or if you’re a secret stan), you can stream Reputation now on Apple Music or listen to it via Spotify below. The 15-track project includes the record-breaking song "Look What You Made Me Do," as well as appearances by Ed Sheeran and Future.
