Taylor Swift fans solve 33 million puzzles in 24 hours to reveal 1989 vault track titles

Swifties - the official moniker for Taylor Swift fans the world over - have helped the singer achieve yet another fear. Collectively, Swifties across the globe have worked through over 33 million Google puzzles, to reveal the titles of Swift's vault tracks. The vault tracks in question will be a part of the re-recorded version of Taylor's album 1989.

3 things you need to know

• The re-recorded version of 1989, Taylor Swift's fifth studio album, will officially be released on October 27.
• Besides its original lineup, the album will also carry 5 vault tracks.
• Names of 4 of the 5 vault tracks now stand officially revealed.

Swifties unlock names of 1989 vault tracks

In a collective effort, Swifties the world over have solved upwards of 33 million word puzzles on Google to unlock the names of Taylor Swift's vault tracks part of her re-recorded version of the 1989 album. While there are 5 vault tracks, names of 4 have already been revealed. A set number of puzzles being solved will in all likelihood reveal the name of the fifth and final vault track from the album as well.

The names of four of the five vault tracks are Is It Over Now?, Now That We Don’t Talk, Say Don’t Go and Suburban Legends. Taylor Swift took to her official Instagram handle to make the announcement for the "search" with a post. the caption to the same carried a line from her 2014 song Blank Space - "You can tell me when the *search* is over… if the high was worth the pain."

What are the puzzles in question?

A quick Google search for Taylor Swift reveals a blue vault that drops on sand in the screen followed by a golden key. A jumble of letters appear - now, followed by the names of the four revealed vault track titles. After this, a world puzzle with a hint is shown whose answer must be typed back into the Google search bar to submit the answer.