Once upon a time, at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards, an allegedly inebriated Kanye West interrupted Swift's acceptance speech for best female video to announce that Beyoncé had "one of the best videos of all time." After the incident, he apologized several times, but Swift insisted on dragging it out. She gave seemingly endless interviews about the feud, eventually telling MTV News that she had accepted West's "very sincere" apology. However, in 2013, Vanity Fair reported that Swift had a framed photo of the iconic 2009 VMA moment in her house. (Kinda weird, right?) Anyway, in 2015, Swift and West hugged it out at the Grammys and embraced again at that year's VMAs, where she presented him with a Video Vanguard Award. Did they bury the hatchet?
Nope. In February 2016, West dropped his track, "Famous," in which he raps, "I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex / Why? I made that b***h famous." West swore Swift approved of the lyrics, but her publicist sang a different tune. Days later, while accepting the Grammy for album of the year, Swift seemed to take a dig at West: "There will be people along the way that will try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame," she said.
This tit for tat is ongoing, with Swift doing what she does best — stirring up drama with song lyrics, and West and his wifey, Kim Kardashian, using their publicity to do the same. Clearly, nobody is shaking it off.
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