What Do the Gravestones Say in Taylor Swift’s “Patient Zero” Video Tease?

Taylor Swift dropped a sneak peek at the music video for her upcoming single, “Patient Zero,” and judging by the 13-second (naturally) clip, it’s an ultra-moody drama starring her, Dakota Johnson, and Colin Farrell. And at one point two women (presumably Taylor and Dakota) are standing in front of a gravestone at a cemetery, and you better believe fans zoomed in and enhanced the footage.The grave Tay and Dakota are standing immediately in front of appears to say some version of “beloved,” “-nd daughter,” and “gone too soon.” But the details are cut off, so it could be “beloved [unknown word] and daughter gone too soon,” or—as some fans are speculating, “beloved [second] daughter gone too soon.”RedditWe took a screenshot and enhanced the other stones, and it looks like the one on the left says Calhoun Briars: February 11, 1903; March 10, 1929.YouTubeThe grave on the right, meanwhile, appears to say Sully Stonesay:YouTubeThe one on the far left is a little trickier, but might say “S. Stampson?”YouTubeThe meaning of these names is completely unclear at this point, but fans will have doubtless figured it out by the end of the day, so stay tuned. Meanwhile, we’ll definitely be keeping an eye on February 11 and March 10, because if there’s one thing we know about Taylor Swift, it’s that she’s not picking dates at random. These definitely have a deeper meaning!The full video for “Patient Zero” drops during the VMAs, which are taking place on Sunday, September 27, at 7:30 p.m. ET. Taylor’s expected to be there, so stay tuned!