Taylor Swift Is 'Freaking Out' After 'Mr. Feeny' Endorses 'Red (Taylor's Version)'

Mr. Feeny is officially a Swiftie.

William Daniels, who starred as the beloved teacher on ABC's Boy Meets World, endorsed the highly-anticipated Red (Taylor's Version) in a video posted Sunday to his granddaughter Grace's TikTok, and Taylor Swift had the appropriate reaction.

"My brother and I are FREAKING OUT, we're huge fans!!! This is so awesome. Thank you! And thank you Grace!!!" Swift, 31, wrote in a comment, which was shared by the Instagram profile @commentsbycelebs.

In the video, Daniels, 94, sat in a chair and sported a red flannel shirt while singing the 11-time Grammy Award winner's praises. "Hello, it's Bill Daniels. You know, some things get better with age, like the wisdom of Mr. Feeny," he started.

"So, I'm here to tell you to listen to the new and better Red by Taylor Swift, mostly based on the recommendation of my granddaughter Grace," Daniels said with a smile, before quoting one of Mr. Feeny's most inspiring lines: "And as you know all too well, believe in yourself, dream, try, do good."

Grace followed up the video, which has since accumulated more than 2 million views, with a disclaimer in another TikTok post. "Feeny is a Swiftie and a One Direction fan, and that is because I am a Swiftie and a One Direction fan," she said.

"And, I just feel like I need to give a disclaimer that I don't post Feeny very often, so I'm very sorry if that's a disappointment," Grace added. "If you want to keep following me and stick around for when I do post Feeny, the next time will probably be when I see him in person next, which is over winter break."

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Daniels previously shared family photos from Grace's high school graduation in June. "Feeling proud never ends with this family of mine," he wrote in the caption. "A huge congrats to my granddaughter Grace for graduating high school and heading off to NYU in the fall. I'll try not to follow you there."

Swift re-released her fourth studio album Red this week, after the original dropped in 2012. It's the second album she has re-recorded after music manager Scooter Braun acquired the rights to her catalog in June 2019. She released Fearless (Taylor's Version) in April.