Kanye West dubs Taylor Swift as `liar` over `Famous` lyric attack

He also mentioned that he had long conversation with Taylor, she found it amusing and that it was her idea. But she should’t pander to Kanye’s ego.

What’s more, many fans were apparently moreover bothered and disappointed over Kanye dissing Taylor.

An intense feud looms between Kanye West and Taylor Swift following rappers misogynistic lyrics about the “Fearless” singer in his song dubbed “Famous” off his newly released “The Life of Pablo” album. Taylor was never made aware of the actual lyric, “I made that b***h famous“.

Other close friends of Swift, 26, including Gigi Hadid have taken to the social media site to insist they are siding with their friend. He instagrammed himself throwing away his Kanye West designed Yeezy sneakers into the garbage that clearly showed all his emotions about the song.

“Getting a head start on some spring cleaning”, he wrote. “Here we go again”, the younger Swift scribed.

In response, Kanye did as Kanye does and took to Twitter to publish an enumerated series of explanations and caveats about the line, and the event as a whole. According to TMZ, Swift had seen the lyrics and had approved them. He tweeted things such as, “I never dissed Taylor.”, and “My wife gave me her blessings”. And normally, that system works well enough where we pretend not to notice its failings, but this week, Kanye West – whether intentionally or not – has exposed how ridiculous it can all seem.

He even said in his tweet that “Bitch is an endearing term in hip hop like the word Nigga”.

Coming back to The Life of Pablo, West also released another song via SoundCloud called 30 Hours late yesterday He also revealed that “the album is being mastered and will be out today”.

Taylor Swift walks in Tribeca after working out at the Tracy Andersen Method and having lunch at Bubby’s on April 12, 2014 in New York City. Everybody has their own opinion. “But sometimes he just can’t resist and will chime in with something like, “‘Hey, knock it off, ‘ or I say, ‘I’m going to cut you off, ‘” adding that “everybody gets nervous when you say something like that”.

The pair fell out after the 2009 VMAs, when Taylor was making an acceptance speech and Kanye stormed the stage saying Beyonce should have won. “My friends know of my loyalty”, she tweeted.