Taylor Swift might be reigniting her feud with Kim Kardashian on her new double album.
Some think her song “thanK you aIMee” is aimed at Kim because the capital letters spell “KIM.” In the song, Taylor talks about a bully from school who she imagined would have a statue with a plaque threatening to push her down the stairs. She sings about building something while the bully threw punches, but she can’t forget how the bully hurt her.
Taylor hints at Kim’s kids too, mentioning a song they sang together that only they would know about. Their feud goes way back. In 2016, Kim shared a video on Snapchat of Kanye West and Taylor’s phone call about his song “Famous.” Kanye claimed Taylor approved the lyric about her, but she denied it. Taylor faced backlash after Kim’s video, and she fought back, suggesting Kim hadn’t changed much. Before Kim’s video, she posted snake emojis on Twitter, and Taylor references snakes in her song “Cassandra,” comparing herself to Cassandra, who nobody believed.
