Swifties are being capital-F fed this week. Taylor Swift just announced that her “Patient Zero” music video is premiering at the 2026 MTV VMAs on Sunday, two days after her deluxe album, The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore, drops with four new songs. So, yeah, it’s safe to say fans (read: me) are on high alert as she continues dropping news.

As if ^^^ all that wasn’t enough to spiral about, there’s apparently a new project being filmed in front of Tay’s Tribeca compound in New York City. According to footage posted by Deuxmoi, a production created fake rain on her street on Wednesday, September 23. The tipster suggested that Tay might be filming a new music video, even though she’s already dropping a bunch of new stuff this week.

Deux never claimed the project was related to the Grammy winner, but naturally, fans in the comments section of their report went off with their own theories.

“She’s so busy i love it,” one person shared, while another joked, “She’s filming a music video at her own home? Is that a pop star version of ‘work from home’? 😂 good for her I guess!”

“I doubt she’d film a video in front of her house,” someone else added, agreeing that it’s too on the nose.

As it turns out, it might not be a Taylor music video, after all. The outlet separately included another tip in a comment, giving more insight into what the project might actually be.

“I walked by!! they said it was a new series Holly w jeremy strong. i’m like right in front of taylor’s apt. the girl laughed i don’t know if she knew that or not,” the tipster submitted.

Others backed up the tip, with one person confirming, “No- they’re filming for the show ‘Holly’ I asked the crew.” Another chimed in, “I work around the corner. Things are always being filmed on that street.” Deux then questioned, “Wonder if they have to get her permission bc of security.”

Well…given that Taylor is a huge Succession fan and was inspired to write “Father Figure” because of the show, it’d make sense for her to approve a Jeremy Strong-led project. Just saying!