West called out Swift for dancing to Kendrick Lamar’s Drake diss track “Not Like Us” in the audience at the 2025 Grammys last week.

After a very active week on the platform, Kanye West took a shot at Taylor Swift before deleting his account on X (formerly Twitter). The rapper’s offensive and antisemitic rants on the platform made headlines last week.

Kanye West may still be trying to insert himself into Taylor Swift's world, but the pop icon remains completely unbothered. After reports surfaced that West attempted to take a p

At the Grammys 2025 ceremony, Taylor Swift and Kanye West—who have been feuding on and off since the 2009 VMAs—avoided a run-in during the Feb. 2 award show, also attended by his ex Julia Fox.

After a series of alarming tweets involving antisemitic sentiments and claims that his wife, Bianca Censori, is under his "dominion," Kanye West spent Super Bowl LIX slamming Taylor Swift on X—before ultimately deleting his account.

Kanye West didn’t let the Super Bowl stop him from posting on Sunday, as he took a jab at longtime rival Taylor Swift, made more anti-Semitic remarks, and eventually deactivated his account.

West sparked widespread backlash last week and over the weekend with his antisemitic remarks on the social media platform

Kanye West made a brutal dig at Taylor Swift during the Super Bowl following her appearance at the match before rapidly deleting his social media page

Kanye West made a surprising move by unfollowing everyone on Instagram except Taylor Swift. The rapper, 47, shared a screenshot on his Instagram Stories on February 1 showing that he was only following the “Karma” singer,

Taylor Swift, Kanye West, and Beyoncé are all at the Grammys for the first time in years, and this particular awards show matchup is reminding fans of the infamous 2009 VMAs debacle that was a crucial inflection point in Swift and West's respective careers.