So many speculations and talks going on everywhere over Taylor Swift’s new single and people are saying the song’s line “I don’t like your tilted stage” is perhaps a veiled reference to Kanye West, who performed on a tilted stage on his Saint Pablo tour.
She and West have a fractious history even if they made up after he interrupted her on stage at an awards ceremony, arguing that Beyoncé should have won instead of her, but after West made a crass reference to her on his song ‘Famous’, Swift alluded to him at another awards ceremony, saying: “There are going to be people along the way who are going to try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame.”
Swift wrote and produced the new song with frequent collaborator Jack Antonoff, who performs in the bands Bleachers and Fun. Antonoff, who has produced for Lorde, Sia, Sara Bareilles and others, earned a Grammy ward for his work on three songs from Swift’s album 1989.
He also produced and co-wrote Swift and Zayn’s top five hit from the Fifty Shades Darker soundtrack, I Don’t Want to Live Forever, and the pair shared a Golden Globe nomination for the song Sweeter than Fiction, from the 2013 film Onc Chance. Swift’s Reputation could become the singer’s fourth album to sell more than 1m albums in its debut week, following 1989, Red (2012) and Speak Now (2010).
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