Kim Kardashian has chosen not to comment on Taylor Swift’s song “thanK you aIMee,” which is believed to detail their long-standing feud, during her appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” where she was promoting season 12 of her FX series “American Horror Story.” Swift’s song, part of her album “The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology,” uses unique capitalization to spell out “Kim” and includes lyrics that fans interpret as references to their feud, with Swift thanking “Aimee” (a stand-in for Kardashian) for the challenges that ultimately led to her growth.
Kim Kardashian remained silent on Taylor Swift’s song “thanK you aIMee,” which alludes to their feud, during her appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” where she promoted her series and briefly updated on her life.
Kim Kardashian, huh? She’s zipping her lips tight about Taylor Swift’s song “thanK you aIMee.” It’s the one that’s got everyone buzzing about their feud.
So, there she was on *Jimmy Kimmel Live!* on April 22. Kim was all set to chat about season 12 of her FX series, *American Horror Story*. Jimmy did bring up Swift’s new album in his monologue. Mentioned the feud with Kanye West too. But, when it came to the face-to-face with Kim? Nada. Zip. They steered clear of the topic.
Kim didn’t spill any beans either. But she did share a bit about her life, saying, “Life is good.” Short and sweet, right?
Now, onto Swift’s song. It’s the 24th track on her double-album, *The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology*. Dropped on April 19. And oh, the title’s capital letters spell out “Kim.” Coincidence? Fans think not.
Swift’s lyrics are something else. “All that time you were throwin’ punches, / I was buildin’ somethin’,” she sings. She talks about not being able to forgive but also not being able to forget how she healed. It’s pretty deep.
And then there’s the whole saga with Kanye West. Remember the 2009 MTV VMA incident? Or the 2016 song “Famous”? Kim got tangled in all that when she released a snippet of a phone call between Swift and West. Drama, drama, drama.
But when the full conversation leaked in 2020, the tables turned. Swift came out looking like she was telling the truth all along. Fans think these are the “punches” Swift refers to in her song.
Oh, and there’s a bit about Swift changing names in her songs. Like, to protect identities or something. She even nods to North West, Kim’s daughter, dancing to “Shake It Off” on TikTok. Sneaky, huh?
In the end, Swift’s song is like a thank-you note to Kardashian. For all the drama, maybe? Because it somehow helped Swift rise higher.
And that’s that. *The Tortured Poets Department* is out and making waves. If you’re into vinyl, there’s a Target exclusive with a bonus track. Just so you know.
