Is Taylor Swift firing shots at Kanye West and Kim Kardashian on her new song “Look What You Made Me Do?”
Citing insiders in the pop singer’s camp, TMZ reports that the lead single from Swift’s upcoming album Reputation is, in fact, meant to be a direct shot at KimYe, stemming from their now-infamous “Famous” feud.
“I don’t like your little games,” she sings on the track. “Don’t like your tilted stage / The role you made me play / Of the fool, no I don’t like you.”
Fans immediately took this as a Yeezy diss, claiming that the lyrics reference the “Saint Pablo Tour” set design, with its “levitating” stage. This report confirms that to be true. Some also believed that the song was a diss at another famous Swift foe, Katy Perry, but sources say that the Wests were Taylor’s only target on the track.
According to the story, Swift will make this more clear with the song’s video, which is set to feature thinly-veiled hints about their beef. A sneak peek of the visual already finds Swift sitting on a throne that reads “et tu, brute,” a Shakespearean quote that refers to backstabbing.
In light of this news, fans have wondered if Swift is also dissing Kanye with Reputation’s release date, which coincides with West’s mother Donda’s passing. This year will be the 10th anniversary of her tragic death, but Swift’s label has already denied these accusations by telling TMZ that the release date was “based on other Universal Music Group releases” and that “there is no correlation.”
