Taylor Swift has a surprise new hit, is a new single coming soon?

Times of discover News: Taylor Swift's latest album, The Tortured Poets Department, has been out for almost six months, and this long-in-the-making project is still performing exceptionally well.

Despite this being her second official single, Swift, in her style, has seen every track on the album perform well on the charts in some way or another. In addition to promoting "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart" as her current single, fans have recently shown some love to other tracks on the album.

The tune debuted on the UK's main chart this week, making it onto the competitive chart for the first time and potentially standing up for future promotion. "Who's Afraid of Little Old Me" debuted in the UK this week. The song debuted at number 85 on the chart.

Although this position is relatively low on a 100-point count, the fact that the track made the chart is notable. According to the official chart company - Billboards UK. Equivalent - Enforces a rule that limits each artist to only charting three tracks on the main song list at a time, at least one as a lead artist.

This makes it more challenging for musicians to create hit songs, and when an album track is doing well, it tends to draw a lot of interest from fans. "Who's Afraid of Little Old Me" is currently on its way in the UK. This song is the highest ranking of Swift's three hits on the chart. Notably, despite the mid-decade electro-pop cut from last week, "Cruel Summer" is still on top, reaching number 60.

In addition, Swift's current single, "I Can Do It with a Broken Heart," is also dropping down the chart. This time, it has fallen from number 66 to number 69. So far, Swift has chosen two tracks from The Tortured Poets Department as singles, and both have made it to the UK charts. And they've become quite the hit. Her "Fortnite" collaboration with Post Malone reached No. 1 in the country with her latest album.

Though she's still pushing "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart," her drop in the weekly rankings could signal that it's time for a new promo track — and fans have already told her that it will help her decide which song she should put out.

Meanwhile, "I Could Do It With a Broken Heart" reached No. 8, though it's unlikely it can climb any higher. Now "Who's Afraid of Little Old Me" has hit the U.K. The song gained enough popularity to make the list, possibly leading to it being considered for Swift's next single.