Taylor Swift 'Welcome To New York': Fans React On Twitter To New '1989' Track

Taylor Swift's comeback is in full force. The 24-year-old singer is gearing up to release her fifth studio album 1989 and she has been previewing the project little by little to get her fans even more excited then they already are for it. The singer released her first single "Shake It Off" in August and then premiered the new song, "Out of the Woods," earlier last week. But it might have been the debut of her new song, "Welcome To New York," that sent the Twitterverse into overload.

We previewed the song yesterday with a 30-second clip, but Swift debuted the full track last night on iTunes. Very cleverly, the star only made the track available at first if you pre-ordered her new album.

The track was then released as a digital track late last night and quickly rose to No. 1 on the iTunes charts.

Her fans couldn't help but fall in love with the song, which we aren't surprised about, and they took to their Twitters to proclaim their love for it:

'How many times did you hear ''Welcome to New York''?' 'Humm...I lost the count!' pic.twitter.com/YZqWY3bVVl

— 6 Days!! (@Inestaylorswift) October 21, 2014

@taylornation13 i'm in chemistry class listening to welcome to new york i feel like a hip 80s scientist — spooky kate ♫ (@girIsandgirIs) October 21, 2014

"Welcome to New York" makes me wanna move to New York and be besties with Taylor Swift.

— Korey Kuhl (@koreykuhl) October 21, 2014

I'm sorry mom but I'm too busy listening to Welcome to New York on repeat to do anything right now. — Ashli | 6 DAYS!!!!! (@itsohsotay) October 21, 2014

"Welcome To New York" should be change into "Welcome To The Top Of The Chart" pic.twitter.com/FcGnmH2ZYN

— Taylor Swift Updates (@TSwiftPromotion) October 21, 2014

"Welcome to New York," "Shake It Off" and "Out of the Woods" are sitting in the iTunes Top 5 at Nos. 1, 2 and 4.

1989 will be available Oct. 27, and we can expect from what we are seeing on the charts now that the album's going to do amazing.