Taylor Swift Addressing Kanye West Drama On New Album?
Taylor Swift Addressing Kanye West Drama On New Album?
Taylor Swift has officially returned, but is she taking jabs at Kanye West? The 29-year-old singer’s new album, Lover has been released and some are speculating that the very first song, titled “I Forgot You Existed” is about her years-long feud with Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.
As you’re probably aware, Swift’s issues with KimYe began at the 2009 VMAs with West interrupting Swift on stage and went all the way to summer 2016 when Kardashian called Swift out on Snapchat, accusing her of lying.
On her latest track, it’s speculated that the lyrics are aimed at their beef. In the chorus, she sings,
“I forgot that you existed / And I thought that it would kill me, but it didn’t /And it was so nice / So peaceful and quiet / I forgot that you existed / It isn’t love, it isn’t hate, it’s just indifference”
She later sings,
“Sent me a clear message / Taught me some hard lessons / I just forget what they were / It’s all just a blur”
Take a listen below.
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