Taylor has done all she can to defend herself in this ongoing argument with Kanye, she first claimed that she was not warned about his lyrics, she now claims that she was warned but that she wasn’t told that he would refer to her as “that bitch”. It did hook Taylor into whatever shape or form Kanye’s rap takes, especially since Swift gave the rapper what can be presumed as blanket authority anyway with her recorded phone statement “Like, I never would have expected you to tell me about a line in one of your songs”.
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Kim Kardashian recently lifted the lid on a video that appeared to confirm that Swift was in the know about being used in Kanye West’s controversial “Famous” music video.
And while Taylor’s alleged plans to sue Kanye West have been thwarted, Sharon advised that legal action wouldn’t have been in Taylor’s best interest anyway.
“Kanye didn’t say the line “I made that bitch famous” on the call”.
Taylor responded and there have been even more counter-responses since and if you want to catch up on exactly what went down you can do so here. “This whole “thing” with Taylor Swift and Kanye West and now the Kardashians are coming in, it’s ugly”, The Mirror quotes Sharon as saying on the show.
Furthermore, she says West made several promises to her, including that he’d send her an advanced copy of the song for her approval which never happened. The rapper said “I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex. Why?”
The pop superstar, who has faced a backlash after a video of her phone call to West was posted on Snapchat, has had her bio changed a number of times on the site.
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California law protects people from being recorded who are partaking in a “confidential communication”. “Being falsely painted as a liar when I was never given the full story or played any part of the song is character assassination”, added Swift.
