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Taylor Swift\u2019s<\/strong><\/a> newest album The Tortured Poets Department<\/em><\/a> is filled with easter eggs about her past relationships, but one song seems to reference her years-long feud<\/a> with Kim Kardashian<\/strong><\/a>. The title, \u201cthanK you aIMee,\u201d spells out Kim\u2019s name with capital letters, but now a few Swifties think there\u2019s more to the story.<\/p>\n One of Taylor\u2019s other tracks is titled \u201cimgonnagetyouback,\u201d but fans find it odd that the Grammy winner used all lowercase letters with no spaces.<\/p>\n \u201cAll the grammatically incorrect deluxe tracks spell \u2018I\u2019m gonna get you back Kim,\u201d one TikTok user wrote.<\/p>\n However, not everyone was convinced.<\/p>\n \u201c\u2018imgonnagetyouback\u2019 isn\u2019t about Kim. Ignore the first one,\u201d commented one skeptical fan.<\/p>\n On top of the grammatical oddities, Taylor\u2019s fans think this also means the \u201cAnti Hero\u201d singer is about to drop Reputation (Taylor\u2019s Version)<\/em>. The original version of Reputation<\/em> was loaded with nods to Kim, 43, and Taylor\u2019s ongoing feud, and her mention of the Skims founder\u2019s name in TTPD<\/em> has Swifties believing the album is right around the corner.<\/p>\n \u201cRep TV<\/em> is gonna come out with a vault track about Kim,\u201d someone wrote in the comments.<\/p>\n Another added, \u201cThis means Rep TV<\/em> is brewing.\u201d<\/p>\n Taylor\u2019s feud with Kim initially began when Kanye West<\/strong><\/a>, Kim\u2019s future ex-husband, interrupted Taylor at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards as she received the award for Best Female Video. Ye, 46, came out on stage to say that he believed Beyonc\u00e9<\/strong> should have won instead.<\/p>\n While Taylor, Ye and Kim eventually squashed their beef, it was reignited in 2016. Ye claimed that Taylor gave him permission to use her name in his song \u201cFamous.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cI might have sex with Taylor Swift \/ Why? I made that bitch famous,\u201d Ye raps in the song.<\/p>\n However, the \u201cAll Too Well\u201d songstress said via Instagram that wasn\u2019t the case and that Ye never mentioned the part referring to Taylor as \u201cthat bitch.\u201d<\/p>\n In July 2016, Kim released audio<\/a> of the alleged phone call, where Taylor could be heard calling it a \u201ccompliment\u201d and thanking Ye for the \u201cheads up\u201d about the track. The Kardashians<\/em> star also seemingly referenced Taylor, 34, in a tweet about it being \u201cNational Snake Day<\/a>,\u201d and Kim\u2019s fans flooded Taylor\u2019s social media with snake emojis.<\/p>\n Soon after, Taylor took a break from social media and didn\u2019t release any music until her return with Reputation<\/em> in 2018. The album featured snake imagery and was a nod to her feud with Kim and Ye. The songs were more aggressive than any of her previous tunes and fans went wild.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n