In February, when Kayne released his new album The Life of Pablo, Taylor publicly complained about the demeaning message behind that same song.
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Taylor Swift and Kanye West won’t be shaking off their bad blood anytime soon, as the feud between the pop star and rapper over the lyrics of his single “Famous” took an ugly turn with the release of a video and phone call between the two music stars.
There has been talk of whether Kanye or Kim – or even both of them – could be held accountable in a court of law for posting the audio from the phone call on Snapchat.
Though Taylor can be heard saying she was happy with what Kanye was planning to include in the song on the phone, she took to social media after Kim’s Snapchat reveal to explain she never knew “that b**ch” lyric would be in the track.
She even went as far to say that everyone knows that Kanye West is a “bully”, but now, Taylor Swift just needs to let this go.
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 feud all started when Taylor Swift denied that she approved of Kanye West’s Famous line “I made that b*tch famous” as she thinks it was misogynistic. You don’t get to control someone’s emotional response to being called “that bitch” in front of the entire world. California law protects people from being recorded who are partaking in a “confidential communication”.
“He promised to play the song for me, but he never did”.
Taylor is still deciding whether she’ll file a police report. I wanted to believe Kanye when he told me that I would love the song.
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Do you feel that Taylor Swift deserves all the backlash she’s been receiving over the furor with Kanye and Kim?
