Taylor Swift has been compared to Nicole Brown Simpson in a series of controversial tweets from her Bad Blood video director Joseph Kahn amid the singer’s ongoing feud with Kanye West and Kim Kardashian.
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“I just had a responsibility to you as a friend”.
The release of the Snapchat video clips by Kardashian indicated that either Swift is lying about West or she is actually hiding some of the facts.
The video causing the all the drama shows Kanye on the phone to a female who sounds like Taylor where the rapper can be heard reading out his lyrics “I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex…”
Taylor Swift reportedly threatened Kanye West with legal action “months ago” following the release of Famous, a song in which he refers to Taylor as “that b***h”.
TMZ now reports that Swift is “thinking about filing a crime report against Kanye West for illegally recording their phone conversation, and against Kim Kardashian for publicly releasing the audio”.
Kim waited to drop the footage after Sunday’s episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, which was dedicated nearly entirely to her and Kanye’s feud with Taylor. The feud continued for years, but the pair made up last year, with West, Kardashian and Swift publicly trading hugs and smiles in public.
According to our source, Kim felt the timing was right for people to see that her husband did “everything he could do to make sure Taylor had known about this and that she felt comfortable about it, and she essentially gave him approval”.
While Swift’s squad, Selena Gomez included, have spoken out in her defense, other celebrities appear to be in support of the #KimExposedTaylorParty. “We will pray that God helps Taylor and her camp learn how to live an authentic life, and to no longer lie or be deceitful”.
Despite the female sounding like Taylor, the singer continues to deny that she approved the lyrics.
“It doesn’t exist because it never happened …”
“You don’t get to control someone’s emotional response to being called ‘that b****’ in front of the entire world”. This is of course the song in which he raps about sleeping with Taylor and making her famous. She further claimed that West had promised that he would play the song for her, which he never did.
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At one point in the Snapchat video, Swift seems to make a reference to the infamous 2009 incident when West crashed her acceptance speech during the MTV Video Music Awards, which West may have been referencing when he sang, “I made that b– famous”.
