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25 August 2017, 10:22
She is back and she means business.
It’s safe to say that Taylor Swift’s song is anything but subtle.
“Look What You Made Me Do” is upbeat, yes, but also sounds heavily resilient and based on revenge and karma.
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From the snake videos she’s been posting this week, it was clear that she was hinting her new single may have references to her feud with Kanye West and Kim Kardashian after he released his song, “Famous”.
And now that the full song is here, it’s clear to see that her hints were right. Whilst she doesn’t call West or Kardashian out by name, she does drop some sneaky hints.
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Kanye West performed on a ‘floating’ stage for his Saint Pablo Tour last year which was hung suspended over the audience. It moved around the venue and at times, even tilted so that the audience could continue to see him.
Plus, there’s the added fact that this reference comes in the first two lines of her song, which mirrors the way that he called her out immediately in ‘Famous’. The opening lines of his song are literally:”For all my Southside n****s that know me best/ I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex/ Why? I made that b**** famous”.
Kanye isn’t one to smile or laugh in public too much, but it seems that when he made his major speech at last year’s VMAs, he was VERY happy with himself.
He even walked out to ‘Famous’ as he entered the stage and also referenced that phone call with Taylor by commenting, “That’s why I called her”.
Katy Perry also references karma in her new song, ‘Swish Swish’ with the line: “Karma’s not a liar”. Fans reckon that KP’s song is a diss track towards Taylor. Could this be TayTay hitting back?
Kanye has song called “See You In My Nightmares” which revolves around ending a failing relationship and moving on from it.
These last two lines are spoken instead of sung and the audio sounds reflective of the phone call she had with the Kardashian-West’s.
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