It's been four years since the unedited phone call between Taylor Swift and Kanye West that ignited a feud between the singer and Kanye's then-wife Kim Kardashian leaked in full, but the drama isn't dead yet. When Taylor released her latest album, The Tortured Poets Department, one of the songs was unmistakably addressed to Kim — and the singer even hid her name in the title. If only we could have been there to see the look on Kim's face the first time she heard this …
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Taylor released her highly anticipated 11th studio album on Friday.
Called The Tortured Poets Department, the album included 15 brand-new songs for fans to listen to and analyze when it dropped at midnight on April 19 — or so they thought.
Two hours later, Taylor released a surprise second album called The Anthology, and one of the additional tracks sounded like it was written about a certain reality star we all know.
The song is called 'thanK you aIMee.'
The title is entirely uppercase, except for the letters "K," "I," and "M," so from that alone, it appears she's (obviously) singing about someone named Kim – and the lyrics appear to point to her too.
Taylor starts by comparing the subject of her song to a high school bully, singing before dropping a bit of a bomb in the chorus: "Everyone knows that my mother is a saintly woman / But she used to say she wished that you were dead."
Ouch!
Some of the lyrics even seem to point to North.
In the bridge, Taylor sings that she "changed your name and any real defining clues" in the song before dropping a reference that appears to point directly at Kim's oldest daughter, North West.
"And one day, your kid comes home singin' / A Song that only us two is gonna know about you," she sings.
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Last year, Kim and North danced to one of Taylor's songs on TikTok.
On their shared TikTok account, Kim and North danced to "Shake It Off" together — something that many fans never thought would happen after Kim and Taylor's feud.
It seems like North might be a Swiftie. We wonder how Kim feels about that?
Kim hasn't reacted to the song yet.
And she may choose to ignore it entirely — as much as we wish she'd have some kind of public response!
With or without her, people are buzzing about the song.
On X (formerly Twitter), one person wrote, "I believe leaving things in the past but who am I to reject Kim Kardashian slander?"
