Swifties troll Kim Kardashian after Taylor Swift calls out ‘TTPD’ bullying: ‘Hey aimee’
Dedicated Swifties trolled Kim Kardashian after Taylor Swift released a scathing song about the Skims founder on her album “The Tortured Poets Department” on Friday.
The “Anti-Hero” singer eviscerated Kardashian in her song “thanK you aIMee,” in which she described her bronzed-tanned enemy as “bullying her mother.”[es] “We are dead.”
While the lyrics, which tell the story of a high school bully, are believed to be about Kardashian, fans have also pointed out that the capital letters in the song title spell out Kardashian’s first name.
The pop star’s vocal supporters were quick to troll the Hulu star in the comments section of her latest Instagram post, which shows her and sisters Khloé Kardashian and Kourtney Kardashian posing on the beach in bikinis.
“Thank you Amy,” several Swifities wrote in the comments section of the post, referring to the title of the brutal song.
“Hi Amy,” someone else said, and another wrote, “Amy ❤️.”
One person went so far as to quote a line from Swift’s song, writing: “And one day your baby comes home singing / A song only the two of us will know about you.”
Many social media users also flooded X to mock the Hulu star.
“Kim Kardashian tore down a photo of Taylor from her SKIMS 2025 campaign vision board this morning after she thought about bringing Lana, Sabrina, and Brittany closer to her,” one person teased. A video of “Mean Girls” character Regina George being ripped off was uploaded by Cady Heron’s photo. Off the wall to put in her Burn Book.
“Taylor took the plastic out of Kim K,” another online user wrote with an old clip of Kim crying on Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
“I DID NOT HAVE TAYLOR SWIFT GAGGING KIM KARDASHIAN ON MY BINGO 2024 CARD OMFG ??????? #TSTTPD TAYVOODOO SO REAL,” someone else said.
“Taylor Swift just made a track about Kim Kardashian in 2024 #TSTTPD,” one enthusiastic critic added.
Dave Portnoy, a self-proclaimed Swiftian, even commented on the drama to unpack his TV persona.
“#KIMKARDASHIAN GOT WRECKED,” founder of Barstool Sports Written on X“, adding: “I need to see her baby singing the lyrics [sic] About what her mother is.
Portnoy then praised the Grammy winner, writing: “There are no specific clues besides capitalizing her name. 😂🔫 I love Taylor.”
Swift’s feud with Kim dates back to 2016 when her ex-husband, Kanye West, rapped about the hitmaker in his song “Famous.”
“I feel like me and Taylor might still be having s*x / Why? I made that b***h famous (cursed), Kanye sang in the song.
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After Swift condemned the song’s lyrics, Kim released a recording of a phone call in which the “Cruel Summer” artist gave West permission to use her name in his song.
Swift later claimed that the conversation was “illegally recorded.”
The “Miss Americana” star addressed her rivalry with Kim on her 2017 album “Reputation,” specifically in the songs “Call It What You Want” and “Look What You Made Me Do.”
Kim later claimed on “KUWTK” that she released the recording because she “wanted to defend” the West.
Swift clearly hasn’t walked away from her relationship with Kim and addressed their feud in a Time magazine cover story last year.
“It took me psychologically to a place I’d never been before,” Swift said while reflecting on their fight. “I moved to a foreign country. I didn’t leave a rented house for a year.
“I was afraid to make phone calls. I pushed away most of the people in my life because I didn’t trust anyone anymore. I went down really bad.”
West also famously interrupted Swift during her acceptance speech for Best Music Video by a Female Artist at the 2009 VMAs to express that Beyoncé was more deserving of the honor.
Kim wasn’t the only person Swift targeted for her 11th studio album. She also roasted her ex-boyfriend Joe Alwyn and ex-thrower Matty Healy, while talking about her amazing relationship with current boyfriend Travis Kelce.