It is not rare for Taylor Swift songs to trend, given the humongous popularity of the pop star, but sometimes there are more concrete reasons behind that, including this recent trend of her song, “How Did It End?” The track has been trending a lot lately, and this links back to its use in a very intense scene in one of the most popular TV shows around.
So, here’s everything to know about the “Taylor Swift How Did It End” trend and the reason behind the same.
Taylor Swift’s How Did It End? trend after And Just Like That Season new episode ending
The Grammy-winning artist’s song from the Anthology edition of her 2024 album The Tortured Poets Department is now trending because it was featured in the latest episode of And Just Like That…
The sequel series to Sex and the City featured this song in one of the most prominent moments of its third season. In And Just Like That… Season 3 Episode 9, tensions between Carrie and Aidan reach a boiling point after she realizes that he still has his trust issues intact.
This leads to a difficult conversation between the couple, where Carrie ends up saying that she was one hundred percent in their rekindled relationship, indicating that she was not anymore. Aidan freaks out hearing this and says that she needs to be a hundred percent in or not at all.
To this, Carrie says she gave everything to him, and it wasn’t enough. They both then realize that they have reached a point of no return. Hence, at the end of the episode, Aidan and Carrie break up for good.
The final scene sees Carrie dressing up to meet Charlotte, Miranda, and Seema for cocktails, with Taylor Swift’s “How Did It End?” playing in the background and accentuating this moment. Since this episode aired this week, the song has been trending, given that And Just Like That… has quite a fanbase around the world.
Meanwhile, as per Elle, some Taylor Swift fans believe that the singer wrote this song after her breakup with Joe Alwyn. While she has never confirmed the same, this speculation makes it fitting for the show’s recent events.
Originally reported by Sourav Chakraborty on ComingSoon.net.
