For those who keep up with Kim Kardashian West, Kanye West and Taylor Swift, the details surrounding Kanye’s song “Famous” are well-known. And now, ladies and gentleman, we have another entrant, albeit an unexpected one…James Corden.
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On Tuesday, Kim Kardashian stepped out for the first time since her Snapchat videos of Taylor Swift and Kanye West’s phone conversation broke the Internet.
Sharon Osbourne called Kanye West a “bully” as she waded into a discussion surrounding his row with Taylor Swift after the “Blank Space” hitmaker claims she never was told she would be called a “bitch” in his song.
Back to Corden. Being the lovely guy that he is, James hasn’t actually started chatting outright s**t about people.
“You have got to tell the story the way that it happened to you and the way you experienced it”, she says. It was only about asking her if she could release the song, “Famous”, on her Twitter account. In the song, the rapper boasts he “might still have sex” with Swift, adding, “I made that b–h famous”.
Yesterday Taylor continued to deny that she had approved the lyrics in which Kanye called her a b****h.
While it seems that she was in the know about that one line, Taylor’s new response about the whole situation hints that she did not approve about Kanye referring to her as a bitch in his song.
Taylor is still deciding whether she’ll file a police report.
The outlet has obtained a copy of the letter Swift sent to West’s attorney that states the recording of another person in the state is a felony and stated that any and all the recordings be “destroyed”. However, the singer’s rep previously stated that “she cautioned him about releasing a song with such a strong misogynistic message”, and that “she was never made aware of the lyric, ‘I made that b**ch famous'”.
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According to TMZ, Kardashian and West will not be prosecuted because Swift “had no expectation of privacy”.
