Did Taylor Swift Diss Kim Kardashian And Kanye West In ‘Call It What You Want’?

Taylor Swift released the fourth single off her sixth studio album, Reputation, at midnight and already, fans are speculating about what the new track is about.

Although Swift has stayed mum on the inspiration behind all of her recently released songs, including “Look What You Made Me Do,” “Ready For It,” and “Gorgeous,” a new report has suggested that the inspiration behind “Call It What You Want” may be Kim Kardashian And Kanye West.

What are the lyrics of ‘Call It What You Want’?

“My castle crumbled overnight/ I brought a knife to a gunfight/ They took the crown but it’s alright/ All the liars are calling me one/ Nobody’s heard from me in months/ I’m doing better than I ever was,” Swift sings on the track, according to a November 3 report by Hollywood Life.

Swift also referenced her “castle” in her debut track, “Look What You Made Me Do,” by suggesting someone took advantage of her kindness.

As fans will surely recall, Kardashian attempted to pin Swift as a liar last year when she released a clip of Swift’s past phone conversation with West, which she claimed proved that Swift knew about his song “Famous,” which Swift denied. Kardashian then called Swift a “snake” and over the summer, while teasing her new album, Swift seemingly gave a nod to the feud when she shared a number of snake images on her Instagram and Twitter pages.

Does ‘Call It What You Want’ sound familiar? Here’s why

Hollywood Life noted that the song may sound familiar to fans because the band Foster the People has already released a track with the same name. Ironically, Swift was once linked to the lead singer of the group, Mark Foster, but never confirmed whether they were actually dating.