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Taylor Swift and Gracie Abrams had an interest-grabbing time co-composing their most up-to-date track, “Us,” and it showed in a new video clip shared by Gracie, 24, to Instagram. In a single distinct of two clips, each of these artists have been performing on the lyrics and tunes to their new song, although one more on the web video disclosed a hilarious minute with Taylor, 34, battling to use a fire extinguisher.

“Writing this overall tune from 2am to 6am was some of the most pleasurable I have ever experienced in my daily life,” Gracie captioned her carousel create-up on Friday, June 21. “@taylorswift now we know how to use a hearth extinguisher. I like you.”

In the hilarious video clip, Taylor was viewed in a kitchen region generating an try to decide out how to correctly extinguish a smaller sized hearth, which was noticeable on the desk in the heart of the space.

“Wait, what do I do about this?” the “Karma” singer asked in the clip. “So, I cut this with a knife? I believe we’re gonna die.”

While struggling to press down on the tackle, a annoyed Taylor could be heard muttering the term, “Bitch,” till she managed to lastly set out the fire, which evidently ruined their purses that had been on the desk. Nevertheless, Taylor and Gracie appeared to get a great chortle out of the minute.

“Our purses are ruined. And my shoes. And the whole area, I imagine,” Taylor reported at the conclude of the film even although handling to smile.

Though their evening time practically ended in a fiery blaze, Taylor and Gracie have been capable to launch their new song, which is from Gracie’s sophomore album, The Top secret of Us. The duet attributes a decreased and dark tone, as they each of these sing in the chorus, “Do you miss out on us, us? / I felt it, you held it, do you miss us, us? / Wonder if you regret the key of us, us.”

In addition to their new track, Gracie has also worked with Taylor in the earlier. Past yr, the “Mess it Up” artist was Taylor’s opening act on her Eras Tour in the spring and a lot more than the summertime.