Kanye West shades Taylor Swift during latest tweetstorm

Kanye West shades Taylor Swift during latest tweetstorm
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Kanye West appeared to be subtly digging at Taylor Swift during his latest Twitter rant more than 10 years after their bickering began.

Kanye loves a tweetstorm and he back at it again! Rapper Kanye West, 43, seemingly shaded Taylor Swift during his tweetstorm. Ye took it to Twitter to share a series of unrelated tweets, including the one where he was shading the "cardigan" singer Taylor Swift. “Not gonna use a snake emoji cause you know why… I’m not sure if Christians are allowed to use snake emojis,” captioned Kanye on a picture of snake which appeared to be taken at his ranch in Wyoming.

Not gonna use a snake emoji cause you know why ... I’m not sure if Christians are allowed to use snake emojis 🤔 pic.twitter.com/CUR6SSRNqP

— ye (@kanyewest) August 15, 2020

Taylor and Kanye's feud began back from 2009 but came to headlines when Kim Kardashian referred her as a "snake" after she claimed to be unknown about his controversial lyrics on his song "Famous." The lyrics said, “I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex / Why? I made that ----- famous.” 

Taylor immediately slammed the song and claimed that Kanye never consulted or warned Taylor about using such word. After this, Kim released a snippet of Taylor and her husband Kanye's conversation on snapchat which resulted many of her fans to be against her and it even forced her to stay hidden for nearly a year. 

Eventually the truth was out and Taylor was proven to be innocent as a new evidence was brought forward in March 2020. In the leaked video was Taylor and Ye's full conversation about the "Famous" track. “Well, is it gonna be mean?” Taylor asked on the other end of the line. Then Kanye shared just the first part of the lyric, “Taylor Swift might owe me sex.” Kanye asked for her to debut the song on her Twitter account but she refused it saying it would make the song "less cool" if she shared it. “People are just waiting for me to do something dumb or stupid or lame,” she said, meaning that she liked the fact that the song wasn't “mean.”