'Good Morning America' Debuts '22' Music Video: Taylor Swift 'Red' Tour Kicks Off, Photos of 'I Knew You Were Trouble' Singer Rehearsing
"Hey GMA! It's Taylor." That's right, it's time for the exclusive world premiere of Taylor Swift's "22" music video. The singer debuted her music video Wednesday morning on ABC's "Good Morning America" to the delight of millions of Taylor Swift fans. "22" is on Swift's "Red" album, which she will be promoting on her widely anticipated "Red" tour. The "Red Tour" 2013 kicks off today, March 13, in Omaha, Nebraska.
"22" is Swift's fourth single from her "Red" album. All four of the singles have reached number one while Swift's album has sold over five million copies since its release in October. Needless to say, Swift may be the biggest music star in the world right now.
Before debuting her music video, Swift explained that it's only fitting that she release the music video on March 13, since 13 is her lucky number. She goes on to explain that she had a lot of fun shooting the music video because her real life friends are in the video with her.
"We shot this video last month in Malibu," Swift said. "I never had this much fun shooting a video because my friends in the video are actually my real-life best friends."
Swift's "Red Tour" starts today (March 13) and runs all the way through the summer until September 21 in Nashville, TN. Along the way the "I Knew You Were Trouble" singer stops in New Jersey, Chicago, Los Angeles among other areas.
E! Online recently just posted some photo's of the 23-year-old on stage rehearsing for her big tour. You can check them out here.
Could it be going any better for Swift? Outside of her relationship issues with One Direction band members, Swift is on top of the music world. The seven time Grammy winner made $57 million in 2012 according to Forbes magazine. With her new music video and "Red" tour starting today, it looks like things are only looking up for Taylor Swift.
Click here to watch the world premiere of Taylor Swift's "22" on "Good Morning America."