Taylor Swift made the headlines after she delivered a moving speech during the Grammy's. The "Shake It Off" singer made a point in empowering woman in fighting for their dreams. Though she addressed her speech to every woman listening to her at that time, it was believed that she subtly dissed Kanye West.
The silent feud between Swift and West started when he dissed her on one of his songs, "Famous." A line from his song which stated that, "I feel like me and Taylor might still have s-x, Why? I made that bi--h famous, God damn, I made that b--ch famous."
Despite the fact that the song's lyrics hit on Swift, he did respond to his diss in a graceful manner instead on hitting him back. Though what Swift did can potentially trigger another mock from West, the rapper remained mum about the issue.
Though Kanye West didn't plot his revenge just yet, a source exclusively told Hollywood Life that the rapper will eventually get the last say. West didn't watch the Grammy's but he was aware that he was called out by Taylor Swift via Twitter.
"Kanye is adamant that he will get the last word in the feud he has with Taylor," a source close to West tells Hollywood Life. "While Kanye didn't watch the Grammy's, he was made aware from Twitter that Taylor called him out."
West is currently stirring the headlines as he decided to stay transparent when it comes to his finances. According to The Guardian, West admitted having a $53 million debt and event asked Mark Zuckerberg and Larry Page to help him. In a series of tweets, West continually urged Zuckerberg to invest $1 billion into his ideas.
His first tweet announcing his debt stated, "I write this to you my brothers while still 53 million dollars in personal debt... Please pray we overcome... This is my true heart..."
