Kim K comes for Taylor Swift

[Dominic 11,922]

I dont get why this is even a thing at this point but meh, I prefer Kim still.

[Didymus 34,380]

She's 100% right.

[elijahfan 26,484]

44 minutes ago, StrawberryBlond said:

Kim or Taylor?

Where was the part of the video where Kanye asked Taylor to release the song on her Twitter? And the publicist only spoke up on this after Taylor had already said her initial piece where she claimed no conversation took place. Obviously, publicists are hired to make their client look good. Publicists lie all the time. It's not like they're going to admit their client is a manipulative liar. They'd never keep a client if that were the case.

Kim is stating in her recent tweets that Taylor has lied through her publicist, which she clearly hasn't. That's literally all.

[StrawberryBlond 14,919]

Just now, elijahfan said:

Kim is stating in her recent tweets that Taylor has lied through her publicist, which she clearly hasn't. That's literally all.

Taylor initially went off on a rant denying that there was ever a conversation back when the track dropped. That's why Kim silenced her by releasing the clips. This is Taylor's attempt to re-write history. Maybe some of you conveniently forget it but I don't.

[Glamourpuss 29,062]

Whoever was right in the beginning became irrelevant when Kanye released that music video depicting Taylor with no clothes on. 

[elijahfan 26,484]

1 minute ago, StrawberryBlond said:

Taylor initially went off on a rant denying that there was ever a conversation back when the track dropped. That's why Kim silenced her by releasing the clips. This is Taylor's attempt to re-write history. Maybe some of you conveniently forget it but I don't.

Well Kim doesn't remember either, since she's bringing up the statement of Taylor's publicist (at least the parts that sound convenient for her )

[StrawberryBlond 14,919]

3 minutes ago, Glamourpuss said:

Whoever was right in the beginning became irrelevant when Kanye released that music video depicting Taylor with no clothes on. 

But it wasn't her, it was a waxwork. It's not like it's illegal. I'm super protective of my body and that wouldn't have bothered me as it's not actually me. My theory is that Taylor got as mad as she did because the waxwork was a scarily accurate depiction of her real naked body. Nobody else depicted got that mad, which tells me that they probably didn't even look like that. That's why I think she should've just kept quiet and played it cool, she would have attracted less attention that way. The fact that no one else got mad showed that she should've just moved on from it like they did. But she's always got to play the victim, the wronged party. I notice that no one stood up for the other naked figures depicted, it was apparently just Taylor that deserved any sympathy. That's how good Taylor is at getting people to feel sorry for her. They'll even feel sorry for her at the expense of others in the same situation and have it all made about her. If you say you've been around narcissists all your life, here's a perfect example of one.

1 minute ago, elijahfan said:

Well Kim doesn't remember either, since she's bringing up the statement of Taylor's publicist (at least the parts that sound convenient for her )

I think she's just trying to be professional about it by relying on official statements. Taylor lied where it was convenient for her too.

[elijahfan 26,484]

Just now, StrawberryBlond said:

But it wasn't her, it was a waxwork. It's not like it's illegal. I'm super protective of my body and that wouldn't have bothered me as it's not actually me. My theory is that Taylor got as mad as she did because the waxwork was a scarily accurate depiction of her real naked body. Nobody else depicted got that mad, which tells me that they probably didn't even look like that. That's why I think she should've just kept quiet and played it cool, she would have attracted less attention that way. The fact that no one else got mad showed that she should've just moved on from it like they did. But she's always got to play the victim, the wronged party. I notice that no one stood up for the other naked figures depicted, it was apparently just Taylor that deserved any sympathy. That's how good Taylor is at getting people to feel sorry for her. They'll even feel sorry for her at the expense of others in the same situation and have it all made about her. If you say you've been around narcissists all your life, here's a perfect example of one.

I think she's just trying to be professional about it by relying on official statements. Taylor lied where it was convenient for her too.

"Professional" 

[Glamourpuss 29,062]

3 minutes ago, StrawberryBlond said:

But it wasn't her, it was a waxwork. It's not like it's illegal. I'm super protective of my body and that wouldn't have bothered me as it's not actually me. My theory is that Taylor got as mad as she did because the waxwork was a scarily accurate depiction of her real naked body. Nobody else depicted got that mad, which tells me that they probably didn't even look like that. That's why I think she should've just kept quiet and played it cool, she would have attracted less attention that way. The fact that no one else got mad showed that she should've just moved on from it like they did. But she's always got to play the victim, the wronged party. I notice that no one stood up for the other naked figures depicted, it was apparently just Taylor that deserved any sympathy. That's how good Taylor is at getting people to feel sorry for her. They'll even feel sorry for her at the expense of others in the same situation and have it all made about her. If you say you've been around narcissists all your life, here's a perfect example of one.

I think she's just trying to be professional about it by relying on official statements. Taylor lied where it was convenient for her too.

Its a waxwork that looks almost exactly like her. I know it's not illegal but it's still a shitty thing to do. I would have felt violated if someone did that to me. All you have to do is look at the intent behind to see that he did it to get back at her. 

I don't even feel that it's up for debate. My thoughts won't change on this. 

[StrawberryBlond 14,919]

3 minutes ago, Glamourpuss said:

Its a waxwork that looks almost exactly like her. I know it's not illegal but it's still a shitty thing to do. I would have felt violated if someone did that to me. All you have to do is look at the intent behind to see that he did it to get back at her. 

I don't even feel that it's up for debate. My thoughts won't change on this. 

But why are you just outraged for her? Why does she deserve sympathy above all the others? I don't think he was trying to get back at her, he included people he liked in that scene as well. It was a depiction of all the people who had ever significantly affected him, for bad or good. And when you think about celebrities associated with Kanye, one of the first you think is Taylor. That's all he meant by it. His art isn't for everyone but he was just trying to edgy, not insulting.

Well, my thoughts won't change either. I just don't know why people have now jumped to Taylor's side when this new video proves absolutely nothing more than what we already knew.

[Lovelife 460]

1 hour ago, StrawberryBlond said:

Where was the part of the video where Kanye asked Taylor to release the song on her Twitter?

Bet you didn't listen to the full leak I guess

[Lovelife 460]

14 minutes ago, StrawberryBlond said:

But why are you just outraged for her? Why does she deserve sympathy above all the others? I don't think he was trying to get back at her, he included people he liked in that scene as well. It was a depiction of all the people who had ever significantly affected him, for bad or good. And when you think about celebrities associated with Kanye, one of the first you think is Taylor. That's all he meant by it. His art isn't for everyone but he was just trying to edgy, not insulting.

Well, my thoughts won't change either. I just don't know why people have now jumped to Taylor's side when this new video proves absolutely nothing more than what we already knew.

Yass we already knew Taylor told the truth the whole time since 2016

[StrawberryBlond 14,919]

1 minute ago, Lovelife said:

Bet you didn't listen to the full leak I guess

It was 25 minutes long. I asked people for a summary. Literally no one mentioned this bit. How was I supposed to know?

[Glamourpuss 29,062]

16 minutes ago, StrawberryBlond said:

But why are you just outraged for her? Why does she deserve sympathy above all the others? I don't think he was trying to get back at her, he included people he liked in that scene as well. It was a depiction of all the people who had ever significantly affected him, for bad or good. And when you think about celebrities associated with Kanye, one of the first you think is Taylor. That's all he meant by it. His art isn't for everyone but he was just trying to edgy, not insulting.

Well, my thoughts won't change either. I just don't know why people have now jumped to Taylor's side when this new video proves absolutely nothing more than what we already knew.

Because as a fan of Taylor Swift I only know about what he did because I follow what she does. If it happened to Gaga I'd be outraged for her too. I feel bad for whoever else he did it to but I wasn't aware of who else was in the video or I can't remember. I just know that as a woman myself I'd be furious if that happened to me. 

[Lovelife 460]

1 minute ago, StrawberryBlond said:

It was 25 minutes long. I asked people for a summary. Literally no one mentioned this bit. How was I supposed to know?

Since you always been on Kim's side the whole time, then why don't you listen to the full leaked audio instead of what Kim tweeted and her edited snapchat videos so you will get the whole point of the conversation? But I guess you don't have that 25 minutes free time to listen to the audio but have hours to write comments on Kim's defense since like.... forever?