Taylor Swift dropped the first video of her album today and blerds were not having it. Despite the crowds of white women who are losing their ever loving minds over Tay-Tay today, blerds have spoken out on all things problematic about this latest spectacle of white womanhood. Here at the top reactions.
1.Formed up with white a segregated dance squad, Tay tells us all what’s she’s about.
“My daddy Pennsylvania,
momma from Pennsylvania,
You mix that Pennsyl with a Vania I am from Pennylvaniaaaa” pic.twitter.com/uJZ2K9fJX7— Marcia Belsky (@MarciaBelsky) August 25, 2017
2. But this video is supposed to be something new…
no offence but is taylor swift ever gonna grow out of her “i wrote your name in my burn book” phase she’s a grown ass woman
— ☾ (@themoodforluv) August 25, 2017
3. And If you didn’t catch the “Lemonade” theft before, trust blerds were not letting this go…..
Sagittarius: Hey can I copy your homework
Virgo: Sure just change it up a bit so no one notices pic.twitter.com/9vn9i6eQu2— Astro Poets (@poetastrologers) August 25, 2017
4. In fact, blerds been calling “shenanigans” all day because Tay-Tay’s opus reeks of rotten lemons.
Sagittarius: Hey can I copy your homework
Virgo: Sure just change it up a bit so no one notices pic.twitter.com/9vn9i6eQu2— Astro Poets (@poetastrologers) August 25, 2017
5. We don’t trust you Tay, or your ilk. Gone somewhere, girl, and leave Queen Bey alone!
everyone: taylor swift is coming!!! ????
me: pic.twitter.com/VF5Lp17gqU— William Vercetti (@williamvercetti) August 24, 2017
6. This ain’t Mean Girls Tay-girl. Growing up means moving on and creating your own.
Your WCW thinks shes Regina George, is stuck in ’09, reps girl empowerment but slutshames & wears her victim-complex like a badge
She is 27 https://t.co/xN6vfNBfPI
— Clarkisha Kent (@IWriteAllDay_) August 25, 2017
7. And the blerds ain’t got nothing on the reaction from #BlackTwitter.
Black Twitter coming together to drag Taylor Swift this morning pic.twitter.com/FPYkT65bqA
— nicolas flamel (@toky0_martian) August 25, 2017
Maybe the music industry will hear us sooner or later. The blerd community is so over the stealing of black excellence repackaged as white feminist mediocrity. Don’t expect us to stay quiet about it, either.
Written by: Jonita Davis
