Taylor Swift’s Representatives Again Deny She Gave Permission for “Famous”

A resounding who cares

 

The wording on this, and the insistence from team Kanye, makes me wonder if the conversation happened regarding the "still have sex" part but the bitch part was an add on and not approved. I'm not as offended about the line as some but I find it interesting if/why Kanye would lie about this when it's something that can so easily be denied by Swift.

 

I was thinking it was the other way around, with the "I made that bitch famous" line approved, but not the sex part. IIRC, Kanye only specifically mentioned that line during his rant about her approving the song, and IMO the sex part is much more crass than calling her bitch.

 

I do cringe at the sex part. I don't know his and Kims relationship but that line is a bit strange for a married man.

 

I think the real story here is the profile GQ wrote was fucking amazing. So well written.

 

Kanye has been "strange" his whole career. I mean it got a little out of hand after his mother passed (see VMAs when he crashed the stage cause he was wasted) but he's an artist. They are all a little weird. No, I haven't listened to his album, and I don't plan on it, but I respect him as an artist. As a person? that is still undecided.

Also.... #TeamSwift.

 

Resounding? I'm pretty sure fans of Taylor and Kanye (which is literally millions of people) care.

 

Lol what

 

He's an odd dude. I loved his music before he thought he was the greatest rapper of all time. Um sorry, but Biggie and 2pac were the greatest rappers of all time. Slow you roll, Kanye.

Do i need to make a list of all the artists we love that were "different" or "strange"? I would be here for weeks making that list.

 

Everything posted here is subjective. Every rapper ever thinks they are the greatest rapper of all time. As they should because without that mindset they'd never get anywhere.

 

Now you're just annoying. I'm done here.

 

Yeah discussion is really annoying. As is being proved wrong. Later.

 

I didn't realize that me thinking Biggie and 2pac being the greatest rappers of all time was "wrong". I guess I know nothing at my age.

 

The GQ article was uncomfortable to read

 

Age has nothing to do with it. And that's not what I was saying was wrong. You can think that Biggie and Pac are the best, many people feel the same way. It's your opinion. There's no subjective fact as to who the best rapper is because everyone will have a different answer.

 

Yes and I understand that. I have been posting in threads for 10 years with people who have different answers. So what I should have said "in my humble opinion, I think that Biggie and 2pac are the greatest rappers of all time".

Can we all just get along now?

 

I'm still confused how people continue to support him after all the problematic shit he's done.

 

No kidding. I'm still on the first paragraph and... ick. So uncomfortable.

 

My point exactly!

 

Art vs artist, people draw their lines differently than others do, highly influential groundbreaking artist etc.

 

I've found Taylor Swift to be a phony from day one and still do. The last thing she wants to do is disrupt her image aka income.

I don't doubt that Kanye is telling the truth. It's just more beneficial for Taylor to stick with her lie. No one in their right mind is going to believe Kanye and the Kardashian clan over her.

In any event, someone else said it best with a declaration of "who cares". Leave this for TMZ.

 

Skip over the article and don't comment if you don't care about it. Simple.

 

because the music industry would never create conflict for page hits

 

I get that but if the means to get to this "art" are extremely problematic is it really worth it?