Taylor Swift’s latest album release, “The Tortured Poet’s Department,” is stirring up quite the buzz, especially with its track titled “Thank You Amy.” Fans were quick to notice that the capitalized letters in the title spell out “Kim,” hinting at some pointed lyrics aimed at none other than Kim Kardashian.

This isn’t the first time Taylor has found herself at odds with the Kardashian-West clan. Recall the infamous “Famous” debacle, where Kanye West’s lyrics about Taylor sparked a public feud. But now, Taylor seems to be turning the tables, serving up some lyrical shade aimed at Kim.

In “Thank You Amy,” Taylor sings about a “bronze spray tan statue” with a plaque underneath threatening to “push me down the stairs at our school.” It’s a clear reference to the psychological toll Taylor claims Kim’s actions have taken on her. Taylor even seems to allude to Kim’s daughter, North, suggesting that one day, North might come home singing a song that only Taylor and Kim would understand, implying the impact of their feud on North.

The history between Taylor and the Kardashians dates back to 2016 when Kim famously released footage of Kanye’s phone call with Taylor discussing the lyrics to “Famous.” Taylor claimed she wasn’t fully informed about the song’s content, while Kim and Kanye maintained that Taylor approved the lyrics.

Fast forward to 2020, and extended portions of the phone call were leaked, reigniting the drama. Taylor spoke out, feeling that the leaked footage painted her as a liar and took a toll on her mental health.

Now, Selena Gomez has entered the fray, accusing the Kardashian sisters of sabotaging her relationship with Justin Bieber. Sources suggest that Selena felt betrayed by Kylie and Kendall Jenner, who allegedly engaged in flirtations with Justin while Selena and Justin were together.These revelations have sent shockwaves through Hollywood, casting doubt on the Kardashian-Jenner family’s reputation. The drama seems far from over, leaving fans to wonder what’s next in this ongoing saga of celebrity feuds and revelations.