Opinion column: Taylor Swift's new album, The Tortured Poets Department, has sparked renewed interest in her long-standing feud with SKIMS founder Kim Kardashian. One of the songs on the album, titled "thanK you aIMee," appears to address the conflict in a direct manner. The title itself alludes to the feud, with the letters "KIM" capitalized in a clear reference to Kardashian.
According to a source who spoke to US Weekly, this may be Swift's last word on the matter, as she has not heard from Kardashian regarding the song.
The lyrics of "thanK you aIMee" tell the story of a bully named Aimee who "threatens to push me down the stairs" and"... wrote headlines in the local paper, laughing at each baby step I'd take." The song's narrative appears to be a metaphor for Swift's feud with Kardashian... with the Aimee character representing the SKIMS founder.
Source: See hereAccording to a source who spoke to US Weekly, this may be Swift's last word on the matter, as she has not heard from Kardashian regarding the song.
The lyrics of "thanK you aIMee" tell the story of a bully named Aimee who "threatens to push me down the stairs" and"... wrote headlines in the local paper, laughing at each baby step I'd take." The song's narrative appears to be a metaphor for Swift's feud with Kardashian... with the Aimee character representing the SKIMS founder.
On Taylor Swift's new album The Tortured Poets Department , one of her songs titled “thanK you aIMee” seemed to address an old feud with SKIMS founder Kim Kardashian. Even the title alludes to their long standing conflict with capitalized letters spelling out “KIM.” Clearly, Swift has been thinking about her former friend for some time, but a source tells US Weekly that this will be her last word on the matter. The insider added that the Eras Tour star “has not heard” from Kardashian about the song, which contains lyrics about a bully named Aimee who “threatens to push me down the stairs” and “wrote headlines in the local paper, laughing at each baby step I'd take.”
