Kim Kardashian Attending Taylor Swift’s Concert Sparks Reconciliation Rumors After Past Discord
Is Taylor Swift now on good terms with Kim Kardashian, who tarnished her image with lies?
According to Page Six on August 6th (local time), Kim Kardashian is planning to attend Taylor Swift’s upcoming Los Angeles tour.
David Portnoy, CEO of Barstool Sports, mentioned the discord between the two by saying, “If I were Taylor, I would set up a booth at the entrance, handcuff Kim, and take her to jail.“
He further added, becoming a fan of Taylor Swift during the incident of the edited phone call between Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, “Many people actually don’t know the real story, but they edited Taylor’s phone call and called her a liar.”
The incident mentioned by David Portnoy began with a line from Kanye West’s 2016 album ‘Famous.’ The lyrics contained sexually mocking content about Taylor Swift, causing Kanye West to face widespread resentment.
In response, Kanye West explained, “I never dissed Taylor. I got permission from Taylor before writing the lyrics, and she readily agreed. I spoke with Taylor for about an hour, explaining the lyrics and seeking her approval.”
However, Taylor’s side countered, “I never received a call from Kanye asking for permission.” But once again, Kim Kardashian mentioned in an interview with GQ, “Taylor already knew about Kanye’s lyrics. There’s a recorded conversation where she says, ‘Actually, we were all on the same side.’”
Subsequently, Taylor Swift released the content of the conversation between her and Kanye West. Kanye talked about the lyrics, and Taylor responded, “Thanks for giving me a heads up. This is a joke between us.“
As a result, Taylor Swift earned the nickname ‘snake’ due to the implication of deceit. Despite Taylor Swift’s feeling of injustice, many people didn’t believe her, causing her image to plummet in an instant.
However, in 2020, the revelation that the recorded conversation released by Kim Kardashian and Kanye West was edited changed public opinion.
Source: Daum.
