Taylor Swift Broke Her Silence On The Real Meaning Of "ThanK You AIMee" During An Eras Tour Stop

Secrets revealed .

Taylor Swifthas been making headlines during the London shows of her forever-running Eras Tour.

After the first show on Friday night, shefinally went IG officialwith her boyfriendTravis Kelce— and with a little help fromPrince Williamand his children George and Charlotte.

During last night’s London show, Taylor decided to reveal a little songwriting tidbit behind one of the more conversation-starting songs on her latest mega-hit albumThe Tortured Poets Department.

So, let’s talk about “thanK you aIMee” for a moment. Almost immediately afterTortured Poetswas released, thegeneral readon the song was that it’s a diss track against one of Taylor’s more public nemeses,Kim Kardashian.

Adding fuel to the speculative fire is that, in the song’s literal title, the letters “K,” “I,” and “M” are capitalized while the rest of the song title is lower-cased. See what she did there?

So,USA Todayreports that Taylor debuted “thanK you aIMee” for the first time in a live setting last night — and before she launched into the song, Taylor explained a little bit (but not too much) about the song’s true meaning.

“It really makes me think about how every time somebody talks shit,” Taylor told the crowd before diving into the song.

“It just makes me work even harder and it makes me that much tougher. So it also makes me incredibly thankful for this.”

A fan account alsopointed outthat Taylor basically did a mash-up of “thanK you aIMee” and “Mean,” another song about striking back against the haters.

There you have it!

Taylor Swift performing on stage wearing a sparkly, form-fitting outfit with a fringe skirt and knee-high boots, bowing to the audience

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Taylor Swift performs on stage, holding a sparkly microphone, wearing a sequined dress

Kim Kardashian in a casual look with a white t-shirt, black pants, and sunglasses, holding a smartphone and a small mesh bag

Taylor Swift performs on stage with a guitar, wearing a flowing, asymmetrical dress. Purple lights create a star-like background

Taylor Swift performs on stage with a black guitar, wearing a glittery red jacket over a black outfit. The crowd is visible in the background

Taylor Swift performs passionately on stage, holding a microphone, wearing a flowing red dress with intricate detailing, against a backdrop of concert lights

Taylor Swift performs on stage holding a sparkly white guitar, wearing a fringed outfit, and making a heart shape with her hands above her head

Taylor Swifthas been making headlines during the London shows of her forever-running Eras Tour.#

After the first show on Friday night, shefinally went IG officialwith her boyfriendTravis Kelce— and with a little help fromPrince Williamand his children George and Charlotte.#

During last night’s London show, Taylor decided to reveal a little songwriting tidbit behind one of the more conversation-starting songs on her latest mega-hit albumThe Tortured Poets Department.#

So, let’s talk about “thanK you aIMee” for a moment. Almost immediately afterTortured Poetswas released, thegeneral readon the song was that it’s a diss track against one of Taylor’s more public nemeses,Kim Kardashian.#

Adding fuel to the speculative fire is that, in the song’s literal title, the letters “K,” “I,” and “M” are capitalized while the rest of the song title is lower-cased. See what she did there?#

So,USA Todayreports that Taylor debuted “thanK you aIMee” for the first time in a live setting last night — and before she launched into the song, Taylor explained a little bit (but not too much) about the song’s true meaning.#

“It really makes me think about how every time somebody talks shit,” Taylor told the crowd before diving into the song.#

“It just makes me work even harder and it makes me that much tougher. So it also makes me incredibly thankful for this.”#

A fan account alsopointed outthat Taylor basically did a mash-up of “thanK you aIMee” and “Mean,” another song about striking back against the haters.#

There you have it!#