“Life is good” for Kim Kardashian – despite Taylor Swift’s hard-hitting diss track “Thank U AIME,” which was released last week.
The “Kardashians” star, 43, “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” appeared on! on Monday, and didn’t comment on the song that Swifties think is about her.
Swift’s new song is from her 11th studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department.” The lyrics may be a Kardashian reference — and the bulk of the song’s title, “Thank you aIMee,” even spells out “Kim.”
Instead of discussing their years of feuding, Kardashian talked about her brand’s Ultimate Nipple Push Up Bra and growing up in Madonna’s neighborhood.
The pair remain close to each other today, and even trick-or-treated with each other on Halloween.
Kimmel then asked Kardashian about a round of online rumors.
“You sleep with your eyes slightly open?” Kimmel asked.
“I will!” He confirmed. “There’s footage because my sisters took videos and pictures.”
Additionally, Kardashian revealed that she hates the sound and feel of cardboard, dries jewelry before wearing it and washes her feet before bed.
“How are you and Donald Trump now? I think about the outside, okay?” Kimmel moved forward.
“Listen, I don’t think he likes me much. But I’m fine. I think he’s done amazing things with prisoner reform … so that’s what I’ll focus on.
Some viewers were upset that Kimmel was “left out. [an] opportunity to ask Kardashian about Swift, while others questioned whether Kardashian’s PR team requested that she not be asked about the musician.
Although Swift’s surprise double album is all about former Joey Alvin, Mattie Haley and John Mayer, she apparently compared Kardashian to a high school bully with a “thank you aIMee.”
“Amy” has a “brass spray-painted statue” with a plaque underneath that threatens to push me down the stairs at our school, she sings, describing her hometown.
Here’s what to know about Taylor Swift’s new album ‘The Tortured Poets Department’:
- The 14-time Grammy winner released her highly anticipated 11th studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” on Friday.
- Swift sent her fans into a frenzy at 2am when it was revealed that the record was a double album. Titled “The Anthology,” Swift’s late-night surprise includes 15 bonus tracks, bringing the song total to 31.
- Swift initially unveiled her 16-song album at midnight, which included collaborations with Post Malone and Florence Welch on two tracks. There are also four bonus tracks, “The Manuscript,” “The Bolter,” “The Albatross” and “The Black Dog,” which are featured on the various vinyl versions of the album. Four tracks as well as 11 new songs are included in “The Anthology”.
- A poem about heartbeats that serves as the intro for the album was written by Fleetwood McAlum Steve Nicks.
- The entire lyrics of the album include the names of many celebrities. The mention of singer Charlie Puth’s name caught some Swifties by surprise.
- While some of Swift’s pundits weren’t spared on “TTPD,” the singer, 34, apparently references her current beau Travis Kelce on the new album track “The Alchemy.”
- As for his predecessor, 1975 frontman Matty Haley is reportedly cited in the 31-song-strong record. Indeed, Hailey – who had a healthy romance with the pop superstar before their summer split, after six years of breaking up with British actor Joe Alwyn – appears to be the subject of a vicious takedown. Becomes “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived.” However, other fans may speculate that the “shining summer” line is about Alwyn. There are also hints that “I Can Fix It (I Really Can’t)” — gotta love that title — could be about 35-year-old Haley.
- As for Alvin, Swift drops hints about the pair’s ill-fated six-year romance — or, for that matter, not so good — part of the album. Check out 10 Alwyn-related references we’ve seen.
- Read a review of the “Tortured Poets Department” post here.
- Shop Taylor Swift’s “The Tortured Poets Department” special edition vinyl at Target.
- “Tortured Poets Department” Ghosted White 2 LP Special Edition Set Buy Now
“All this time you was throwin’ punches, I was makein’ somethin’/ And I can’t forgive the way you made me feel/ Screamin’ f–k you, Amy” into the night. To the sky, as the blood flowed. ‘/ But I can’t forget the way you healed me.
She notes that it was never a “fair fight” or a “clean kill” between the two and describes the unknown man as “breaking” from his “grave”.
Also refers to Swift. His mother, Andrea Swift noting: “Everybody knows my mother’s a holy lady / But she used to say I wish you were dead.”
Swift’s feud with Kardashian and Kanye West began years ago when the rapper interrupted Swift’s acceptance speech at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards. In 2016, he released the song “Famous” and claimed that Swift signed the lyrics: “I feel like it. Me and Taylor can still have sex/ Why? I made that bitch famous.” ”
Last year, Swift called it a “dark” moment and said she fled to a “foreign country” and didn’t leave her rented home for a year.
“I was afraid to make phone calls. I pushed away most people in my life because I didn’t trust anyone anymore,” she revealed in her 2023 Time magazine Person of the Year cover story. “I went down really, really hard.”
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