Taylor Swift Addresses Kim And Kanye Drama In New Tour
Last night, Taylor Swift threw major shade at Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West. While we've heard a lot from Kanye West these past couple weeks (maybe a bit too much, depending on who you ask), we haven't gotten much from T. Swift herself lately. That's because the pop musician has been busy preparing her latest tour, and she's been saving up her thoughts for the right time. During the first stop in her Reputation tour, the "Blank Space" singer let her voice be heard to the 59,000-plus people in attendance at the University of Pheonix Stadium. Here's what Taylor Swift had to say.
While Taylor Swift didn't name check Kanye West or Kim Kardashian West during the first stop in her nationwide tour, as E! News recounts, the implication was certainly made. It was definitely hard to miss -- particularly if you have been paying attention to the drama that has escalated between the two musicians in the past couple years. Sure enough, while Taylor Swift was bruised by the feud, she isn't down for the count. T. Swift is back. Taylor's recent revelation lead to the title of her latest album, Reputation, which is also the name of her ongoing stadium tour.
Joined by special guests Charli XCX and Camilla Cabello, Taylor Swift's first sold-out concert was certainly an eventful one. Taylor Swift also dedicated last night's rendition of "Gorgeous" to her boyfriend, Joe Alwyn, who was in attendance for the sold-out show. Additionally, Tiffany Haddish also made an appearance at the concert last night in video form, as the comedian recited the most well-known lyrics in Taylor Swift's hit single, "Look What You Made Me Do." The lyrics are, of course, the following: "I'm sorry, the old Taylor can't come to the phone right now. Why? 'Cause she's dead!"
With this tour promising the rise of the new Taylor Swift, we should expect more major shade-throwing in the weeks to come. We'll keep you posted.
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