Recording and producing one of your old tracks under a pseudonym within a fake band is certainly an original way to screw over your enemies, that's for sure. .

Earlier today, Taylor Swift shared a snipped of a cover of her track ‘Look What You Made Me Do’, which appeared on the soundtrack of the latest Killing Eve episode.

The tweet seemed innocuous enough: “VERY STOKED about this cover of ‘lwymmd’ on Killing Eve by Jack leopards & the dolphin club,” she wrote!

VERY STOKED about this cover of lwymmd on @KillingEve by Jack leopards & the dolphin club!.

But, in classic Taylor Swift style, there’s more to this cover than initially meets the ears.

For starters, this is the first mention ever of a band called Jack Leopards & The Dolphin Club — the only song attributed to them is the ‘Look What You Made Me Do’ cover.

The credits on the song list the original songwriters — being Fred Fairbrass, Jack Antonoff, Richard Fairbrass, Rob Manzoli, and Taylor Swift.

But more curiously, this cover lists a producer called ‘Nils Sjöberg’, alongside Jack Antonoff.

Now, if you’re not up with your Taylor Swift easter egg fuckery, Nils Sjöberg is a songwriting pseudonym that Swift once used for the track ‘This Is What You Came For’, which she wrote with then-boyfriend Calvin Harris. You might also recognise Nils Sjöberg’s name from a tombstone in the original ‘Look What You Made Me Do’ music video.

Re-recording your old albums publicly is one thing, but recording and producing one of your old tracks under a pseudonym within a fake band to avoid paying licensing fees is on a whole other level.

so basically “jack leopards and the dolphin club” is a band of austin swift, jack antonoff and nils sjöberg aka taylor swift.

taylor swift creating a fake band so she can have her song played on killing eve without sc00ter [email protected] getting coin