Now, maybe it’s time to ask his sister to find and return Taylor’s scarf so he can put this whole chapter behind him. Gyllenhaal has yet to blast either version of “All Too Well” from an aux cord, which ultimately is his loss-but makes sense, given the circumstance. “My question is: Is this our future? Is anger and divisiveness our future? Or can we be empowered and empower others while simultaneously putting empathy and civility into the dominant conversation? That’s the discussion we should be having.”Īnd while Gyllenhaal did a fair job of not talking about Taylor Swift specifically, eventually, he was forced to admit that he had not listened to her album. Gyllenhaal went on to clarify that he did not feel his life was in danger from the army of Swifties who flooded his social media so intensely that he temporarily turned off his Instagram comments in November. There’s anger and divisiveness, and it’s literally life-threatening in the extreme.” How do we provoke a conversation? We see that in politics. “Not about any individual, per se, but a conversation that allows us to examine how we can-or should, even-take responsibility for what we put into the world, our contributions into the world. “That begs for a deeper philosophical question,” Gyllenhaal continued. Artists tap into personal experiences for inspiration, and I don’t begrudge anyone that.” It’s about her relationship with her fans,” Gyllenhaal told Esquire. But Gyllenhaal was reportedly unfazed by the song. When Swift rerecorded Red in 2021 and released an extended 10-minute version of the song, as well as an accompanying music video starring Dylan O’Brien and Sadie Sink acting out a fictionalized version of the song’s central relationship, a new wave of negative attention befell Gyllenhaal. While Swift has never publicly named Gyllenhaal as the former paramour who inspired “All Too Well,” a song from her 2012 album, Red, Swifties long ago decided that he is, in fact, the ex who absconded with her red scarf. In a cover story for Esquire, Gyllenhaal opened up about his feelings regarding Taylor Swift’s beloved song, which allegedly details the breakdown of their infamous and brief relationship: “It has nothing to do with me.” "Jake Gyllenhaal right now trying to find that Innocent Smelling Scarf," wrote another user with an image of the star's face superimposed on someone looking at a pile of the clothing item.If you’ve been under the impression that Jake Gyllenhaal is secretly jamming out to “All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor’s Version),” you’d be sorely mistaken. The Hollywood A-lister is "wondering if it's already too late to return the scarf" wrote another user. To me, it looks like a scarf one might have found at an Aeropostale or perhaps American Eagle.
It’s dark blue with red and gray stripes, and some people think it’s from Gucci or maybe Banana Republic. "Some fans even joked about the song's now-famous line about the scarf she left in the drawers of her ex-lover's sister's home," wrote Alex Goldschmidt. It’s supposedly this scarf that both Swift and Jake Gyllenhaal were seen wearing around the time they dated in late 2010. The song's line about how she " left my scarf there at your sister's house" was the subject of light-hearted remarks among fans. "Taylor after absolutely tearing apart Jake Gyllenhaal for 10 minutes", wrote one user who shared an image of the singer next to a bonfire.
The confessional nature of the ten-minute video for the song "All Too Well" and new lines such as "I'll get older, but your lovers stay my age," sparked much comment on social media. The singer's re-release of her 2012 album 2012 has led many to comment on the lyrics of the song "All Too Well." Getty
A split image of singer Taylor Swift and actor Jake Gyllenhaal.
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