Taylor Swift Might Have a Song in 'Toy Story 5' — Here's All the Evidence

If you’re a Disney adult and a Swiftie, then this is your lucky day!

Taylor Swift performs at Wembley Stadium as part of her Eras Tour on June 21st, 2024 (Photo by Scott A Garfitt/Invision/AP, File)

14-time Grammy-winning singer Taylor Swift has recently collaborated with Disney on her Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour film and The End of an Era documentary series, but this new teaser hints that something more is in the works!

Eagle-eyed Swifties noticed that Taylor Swift’s site briefly changed to a countdown, and then reverted to The Life of a Showgirl theme that we’re used to in about 10 minutes. But screenshots live forever, so it went viral immediately! It’s unclear if this is a glitch or if Taylor will be announcing something, but the background of this countdown looks exactly like Andy’s iconic cloud wallpaper from Toy Story.

🚨| NEW COUNTDOWN ON TAYLOR'S WEBSITE ☁️ pic.twitter.com/bvSDzEhfYK

— Taylor Swift Updates 💎 (@swifferupdates) April 30, 2026

The cloud shapes are very similar, with an elongated tail and identically placed gray shadows. The baby blue background is also reminiscent of Andy’s bedroom in the films. Plus, we can’t forget about the bright yellow text from the Toy Story logo!

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The clock counts down to 1 PM CT / 2 PM ET on Saturday, May 2nd. While Taylor Swift hasn’t announced anything yet, our team of Disney experts is confident that this countdown will lead to Toy Story 5-related news. Toy Story 5 will hit theaters on June 19th, 2026 — the same date that marks the 20th anniversary of Swift’s debut single, “Tim McGraw,” released June 19th, 2006. The singer-songwriter may have gone back to her country roots with a single for the movie!

Taylor Swift in the “Tim McGraw” music video ©Taylor Swift

Swift has a long history of songwriting for the silver screen. She first collaborated with Disney on “Crazier” for Hannah Montana: The Movie, then “Today Was a Fairytale” for Valentine’s Day. She contributed two standout tracks, “Safe & Sound” and “Eyes Open,” to The Hunger Games trilogy, which earned her a Grammy for best song written for visual media. Swift co-wrote “Beautiful Ghosts” with Andrew Lloyd Webber for Cats, and delivered the haunting “Carolina” for Where the Crawdads Sing.