Taylor Swift’s latest album track “thanK you aIMee” has sparked speculation among fans that it may be aimed at her former rival Kim Kardashian. The intrigue centers around the capitalized letters in the title, which spell out “KIM,” and the song’s lyrics that seem to reference past conflicts.

In the song, Swift sings, “There’s a bronze spray-tanned statue of you and a plaque underneath it / That threatens to push me down the stairs, at our school.” This line has been interpreted by some as a veiled reference to Kardashian, especially in the context of their past feud. The rift began when Kim defended her then-husband Kanye West after he released the controversial 2016 song “Famous,” which included the lyrics, “I feel like me and Taylor Swift might still have sex. Why? I made that b***h famous.”

Recently, the plot thickened with the release of a new live recording of the track, now titled “thank You aimEe,” with capitalized letters spelling out “YE,” which many believe refers to Kanye West. The updated lyrics describe a boy who “wrote headlines in the local paper” and threw “punches,” resulting in “gushing” blood, potentially alluding to the public fallout and media frenzy surrounding these incidents.

The continued evolution of the song and its titles have fueled speculation that Swift is addressing both Kardashian and West, keeping fans guessing about the true targets of her lyrical barbs.