Kim Kardashian Remains Unfazed with Friends Despite Taylor Swift’s ‘TTPD’ Diss Track

Kim Kardashian recently appeared unfazed in a new photo with friends despite Taylor Swift’s latest song aimed at her.

Swift’s track, “Thank you, Aimee,” from her surprise deluxe album, criticised Kardashian as a “spray-tanned” bully.

In the photo, Kardashian flashed a coy smile while posing with friends at a restaurant table captioned with “Luckiest” and an infinity emoji.

Swift’s lyrics delve into their feud, expressing the emotional impact of Kardashian’s actions and hinting at future repercussions for Kardashian’s daughter, North West. The song also touches on Swift’s mother’s reaction to the feud, adding another layer of emotion to the narrative.

Following the song’s release, Swift’s fans flooded Kardashian’s social media with trolling comments, referring to her as “Aimee.” This reignited the long-standing feud between Swift and Kardashian, stemming from Kanye West’s song “Famous” and the ensuing controversy.

Kardashian previously defended West by releasing a recorded phone call where Swift seemingly approved of the song, though she claimed ignorance of certain derogatory terms used in it. This led to legal battles and strained relationships between the parties involved.

Reflecting on the feud, Swift shared how it impacted her mental health, leading to a period of depression and isolation. She detailed the psychological toll it took on her, including her decision to move to a foreign country and her struggles with trust and social interactions.

This isn’t the first time Swift has addressed her conflicts with Kardashian and West in her music. Previous songs like “Call It What You Want” and “Look What You Made Me Do” also touched on the feud.

The animosity between Swift and West dates back to the infamous 2009 VMAs incident when West interrupted Swift’s acceptance speech, sparking a long-standing rift between the two artists.