According to the Guardian, Swift’s spokesperson issued a statement claiming that West asked Swift to tweet the song, but she shot that down.
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On the track “Famous”, West delivers the cringe-worthy line: “I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex/ I made that b**** famous”.
During his Tidal livestream event, when the 38-year-old rapper unveiled his new album “The Life of Pablo” and his collection Yeezy Season 3, he also announced his newest venture ‘Only One: The Game, ‘ reports People magazine.
On his Twitter account, he said the lyric was not an insult.
And Austin wasn’t the only person offended by Kanye’s explicit lyrics, as Taylor’s close friend Gigi Hadid, 20, was quick to distance herself from the rapper over his misogynistic lyrics. “My friends know of my loyalty (sic)”.
Taking to his Instagram account, Austin, 23, uploaded a short video of him throwing his $950 Moonrock Yeezy Boost 350 sneakers in the bin, along with the caption: “Getting a head start on some spring cleaning. Here we go again”.
Another great Swift pal, King, whose son, Leo, Swift is a godmother to, also expressed her upset at the lyrics. The album included a song called, “Famous”, in which he called the “Bad Blood” singer a “bitch” and said he made her famous. I stand by my sister. But the two apparently put differences aside and she introduced him when he won the video vanguard award at the 2015 VMAs.
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“No Kimberly, we can’t”. Or we can talk about the fact that he’s sexualizing another woman despite the fact that he has a wife and a young daughter. “Taylor was never made aware of the actual lyric, ‘I made that bitch famous'”.
