Taylor Swift ft. Post Malone — Music Videos

Two songwriters on a shared recording

Taylor Swift and Post Malone collaborated on “Fortnight,” bringing together two American singers and songwriters whose careers developed through different musical settings. Swift emerged in country music before expanding into pop, folk-influenced songwriting, and other album-centered approaches. Post Malone, born Austin Post, first became widely known through hip-hop and melodic pop before making country-oriented recordings. Their shared credit identifies a particular meeting of those solo careers rather than a permanent duo.

Fortnight and The Tortured Poets Department

“Fortnight” opens Swift’s 2024 album The Tortured Poets Department and was released as its lead single. Swift, Post Malone, and Jack Antonoff share the writing credit, while Swift and Antonoff produced the recording. Post Malone contributes vocals that blend with and answer Swift’s lead, giving the song a duet-like character. The music video, directed by Swift, extends the record’s atmosphere through a stylized black-and-white visual setting.

A restrained collaborative sound

The song uses an even electronic pulse and a relatively contained vocal delivery rather than placing either performer in an overtly showy guest role. Their voices often feel close to the same emotional space. That arrangement supports the lyric’s recurring thoughts about memory, proximity, and a past attachment that continues to intrude on the narrator’s present life.