Since Taylor Swift Released “thanK You aIMee,” Kim Kardashian Has Lost More Than 120,000 Followers On Instagram
With seeming evidence that Taylor had lied, many people on the internet swiftly turned on her as her social media accounts were flooded with snake emojis and the hashtagAs you’ll probably remember, this all prompted Taylor to go into hiding, only to resurface a year later with herbetween Taylor and Ye was shared online, seemingly revealing that Taylor had never actually approved of the “that bitch” lyric.“Make no mistake — my career was taken away from me,” she told the outlet in December.
And while Kim hasn’t discussed the scandal since, it seems Taylor’s adamant that people shouldn’t forget how things went down — from her perspective, at least., immediately piqued fans’ interest with its unusual title, “thanK you aIMee” — mainly because the capitalized letters spell out Kim’s name.Of course, this wouldn’t be the first time a pop star has used the name Aimee/Amy to mask a deeper meaning.
Later in the track, Taylor looks back on a conflict she deems was not a “fair fight,” and sings the line: “Everyone knows that my mother is a saintly woman / But she used to say she wished that you were dead.”However, one of the most talked about lyrics in the song is the seeming reference to Kim’s oldest daughter, North, who previouslyof her and her mom dancing to Taylor’s song, “Shake It Off,” on TikTok.