New York, New York - Taylor Swift has just confirmed a new single - but it's not what you think!

The 33-year-old has officially made Cruel Summer, originally released on her 2019 album Lover, a radio single.

The fan-favorite track has earned renewed popularity thanks to The Eras Tour, where it is combined with Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince for the opening number.

As of June 20, Cruel Summer will be Lover's fifth single. Despite its age, the move is a no-brainer, as the tour has made it her second most-streamed song on Spotify at the moment.

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But with the move, some Swifties are theorizing there's more to it than the mere label of a single.

Could a music video be in the works for Cruel Summer?

Lover won't be re-recorded as she already owns it, but the example of Red (Taylor's Version) may be the key evidence that a video could be a real possibility!

While it seems crazy now, All Too Well wasn't a single on the original release of Red. For Taylor's Version, Swift officially made it a single with the 10-minute version and dropped a corresponding short film as the music video.

With this in mind, many fans are convinced that Cruel Summer will now get a video - specifically, a tour footage video!

This wouldn't be new for the Anti-Hero singer, as Sparks Fly, Red, and New Romantics were all given music videos solely consisting of concert clips from the origin album's tour.

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With Cruel Summer having such a special place on The Eras Tour setlist and Lover never having gotten a solo tour, it's the clear choice for such a video.

As for when such a video could drop, Swift may want to get it out of the way before Speak Now (Taylor's Version) is released on July 7 in addition to capitalizing on its fresh singlehood, so it could be any day now!