Taylor Swift’s “Patient Zero” Video Reveals Exactly What “Saccharide, Aries, From the Vineyard, North or South” Means

Remember when Taylor Swift showed up in that Law & Order Emmys skit, turned directly to the camera, and said the confounding series of words: “Saccharide, Aries, From the Vineyard, North or South.”The fandom has truly been on a journey ever since, but all was revealed during the “Patient Zero” music video.Swifties initially thought “From the Vineyard” was a reference to “From the Vault,” leading to speculation that Debut TV was incoming. Then, someone figured out that “Saccharide, Aries, From the Vineyard, North or South” is an anagram for “MY FIRST RECORD’S RE-RECORD IS OUT NOV TEN HA HA HA HA,” leading to even more Debut TV speculation. But then someone else figured out that if you lined the words up, they created “ENCORE,” leading to theories that Tay would be releasing a deluxe edition of The Life of a Showgirl.So...what was the truth? Turns out each word/phrase in “Saccharide, Aries, From the Vineyard, North or South” were references to the celebrities who starred in Taylor’s video. “Saccharide” means Sugar, which is the name of Colin Farrell’s current TV show; “Aries” is the Zodiac sign of the Rams, and quarterback Matthew Stafford made a cameo in the video; “From the Vineyard” is the English translation of Cara Delevingne’s literal last name; and “North or South” is a clear reference to Dakota Johnson (as in, North Dakota or South Dakota).Welp. This has, as ever, been HER MIND.