Taylor Swift is the target of Candace Owens’ ire because she believes the pop diva injects liberal politics into her songs and manipulates her youthful fan base for her own benefit.
“She’s the most toxic feminist that has ever existed,” Owens declared. “Basically, the threat she poses is that if she doesn’t get her way, she writes a song about a guy, gets 15 million girls to sing it, and then gives them little hints about who the song is about.” If you truly consider it, it’s completely insane.
She cited her past relationships with John Mayer and said, “I hope you really appreciate how psychotic that is if you can’t go two weeks without writing a song about” them.
She said, “There are some 10-year-old girls whose brains are not developed and they go attack whoever it is.”
Currently halfway through her massive “Eras” tour, Swift’s recent romance with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce—who isn’t afraid to go out in public with her—has garnered her attention from people other than her fan base. The two have advertised their attendance at NFL games; at Sunday’s Super Bowl game, Swift and league president Roger Goodell were seated boxside.
Tabloids have chronicled up to 20 men and women who have been in flings with Swift since she launched onto the scene in the mid-aughts. Some of the male muses targeted in her break-up hits include Joe Jonas, Taylor Lautner, and Jake Gyllenhaal, all of whom suffered the wrath of Swifties who fill their social media posts with comments about their alleged bad boyfriend behavior.
“Scooter Braun’s family — he has young kids — his family had to go into hiding and get security because Taylor Swift wanted out of the deal that he legally purchased her catalog of music… They tried to kill Scooter Braun’s family,” said said. NOTE: This is borrowed
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