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Watch Taylor Swift’s Star-Studded New ‘Patient Zero’ Video with Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell

The horror-tinged clip stars Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell, and Swift’s ghostly twist reveals a warning about abuse and a dead heiress.

  • On Sunday, Taylor Swift premiered the music video for "Patient Zero" at the MTV Video Music Awards, directing the project herself with Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell starring in the dark narrative.
  • Swift explained that "Patient Zero" originated from a friend's story rather than a specific former partner, using illness as a metaphor for destructive relationship patterns the narrator witnessed.
  • The video reveals a horror twist: Swift's character is a ghost who was an heiress murdered by Farrell, appearing to warn Johnson by writing "Run" in blood to prevent history repeating.
  • "Patient Zero" joins "Pink Clouding," "Cleveland!" and "Babylon" on "The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore," material Swift wrote in Sweden with collaborators Max Martin and Shellback.
  • Swift received the inaugural MTV VMA Artist Director Honors shortly before the premiere, recognizing her visual storytelling with Oscar-winning cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki executing her directorial vision.
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Taylor Swift has unveiled the music video for her new song, “Patient Zero,” at the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles. The video was made with a well-known cast, where actors Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell.Swift directed and wrote the script for the video clip, in which Johnson and Farrell play a couple facing problems in their relationship, writes DailyMail. The story includes debates, moments of passion and a kiss between the two characte…

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dailymail.com broke the news on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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