Taylor Swift reignited her feud with Kim Kardashian on Friday, as she released her new album The Tortured Poets Department, which features a brutal diss track aimed at the Skims founder

Bianca Censori is reportedly “amused” by Taylor Swift’s latest diss track aimed at Kim Kardashian as the pop icon threatens to reignite her feud with the reality TV star.

Taylor Swift dropped her highly anticipated new album, The Tortured Poets Department, last Friday and to the delight of her fans, she revealed it to be a double album, promising 31 fresh tracks from the pop sensation. However, one song, titled thanK you aIMee, has caught particular attention for its apparent reference to Swift’s ongoing feud with Skims founder, Kim Kardashian.

The 24th song on the double album, The Anthology, spells out KIM in capital letters, seemingly calling out her adversary.

Bianca, who married Kanye West shortly after his divorce from Kim was finalized in December 2022, has now reportedly shared her thoughts on the diss track. An insider revealed that the 29-year-old model “finds it all very amusing,” and told Life & Style: “I’ve heard she likes Taylor’s music and think it’s all fair play.”
Speculation remains rife among fans that Kanye might respond to the song, as well as another track, Cassandra, which refers to the notorious leaked phone call between Kanye and Taylor that ignited Kim’s bitter feud with the singer.

“Taylor wouldn’t have written a diss track aimed at Kim if she wasn’t prepared for some sort of backlash,” the insider revealed. “But Taylor won’t be retaliating, the song speaks for itself. She clearly doesn’t care.”

The feud between Kanye and Taylor started in 2009 when he famously interrupted her acceptance speech for Best Female Video at the MTV Video Music Awards. The Cruel Summer singer reflected on the embarrassing moment in an interview, saying that the rapper had stolen her joy.

“I was really excited because Kanye West was on the stage, then I wasn’t so excited anymore,” she joked.

The conflict between the two escalated in 2016 when Kanye included Taylor in his track Famous. “I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex/Why? I made that b***h famous/I made that b***h famous,” he rapped.

It was later revealed that before the song’s release, Kanye had called Taylor to ask for permission to include her in the song, but the Grammy-winning artist was unaware that Kim was recording. In a fiery response after the song’s release, Taylor Swift declared she never gave consent for Kanye to refer to her with a derogatory term. Kim Kardashian West then entered the fray with a scathing attack on Swift, asserting to GQ: “She totally approved that; she wanted to all of a sudden act like she didn’t.”

However, in 2020, the full conversation leaked, revealing that while Swift had agreed to be mentioned in the song, she was unaware of the disrespectful language Kanye intended to use.

Reflecting on the prolonged conflict in a candid interview with Time magazine last year, Taylor Swift opened up about the severe impact it had on her mental health. She confessed to fleeing the country and isolating herself as she grappled with the controversy.

“That took me down psychologically to a place I’ve never been before. I moved to a foreign country. I didn’t leave a rental house for a year. I was afraid to get on phone calls,” she detailed.