Taylor Swift’s latest song, “Thank You, Amy,” from her 11th studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” has sparked a whirlwind of speculation among fans, particularly regarding its possible reference to Kim Kardashian. With lyrics like “I don’t think you changed, so I changed your name,” and mention of a “bronze spray tan statue,” many believe Swift is addressing her past feud with Kardashian.

The history between Swift and Kardashian traces back to 2016 when Kanye West released the song “Famous,” featuring lyrics about Swift. This sparked controversy as Swift claimed she hadn’t approved the lyrics, leading Kardashian to release recorded phone conversations seemingly contradicting Swift’s statements. This public feud escalated, with Swift feeling emotionally drained by the ordeal.

In “Thank You, Amy,” Swift appears to address this tumultuous period, hinting at the pain caused by being portrayed negatively in the media and referencing Kardashian’s iconic spray tan looks. The song’s title itself, with the letters “K,” “I,” and “M” capitalized, further fuels speculation.

Fans have taken to social media to share their interpretations of the song, with some expressing surprise at Swift’s apparent diss track. Others note the significance of Swift reclaiming her narrative and moving past the drama.

Despite the speculation, Kardashian has yet to respond to the song directly. However, Swift’s lyrics suggest a message of resilience and empowerment, signaling her determination to rise above past conflicts. As the song concludes with imagery of the night sky and stars, it echoes Swift’s journey of self-discovery and strength amidst adversity.