Feud between Swift and West resurfaces at Super Bowl

The longstanding feud between Taylor Swift and Kanye West took a new turn at this year’s Super Bowl, according to former NFL star Brandon Marshall.

The feud between the two music icons dates back to 2009 when West famously interrupted Swift’s acceptance speech at the VMAs. Despite attempts to reconcile, their relationship soured again in 2016 with the release of West’s song “Famous,” which included controversial lyrics about Swift.

At this year’s Super Bowl, where Swift’s boyfriend Travis Kelce’s team, the Kansas City Chiefs, emerged victorious, Swift allegedly had West removed from the stadium. Reports suggest that West had purchased seats strategically in front of Swift’s booth, but Swift, not willing to tolerate his presence, reportedly made a call that led to his removal.

Marshall shared the incident on The Paper Route podcast, mistakenly initially referring to Katy Perry instead of Swift. He explained how West had bought a ticket in front of Swift’s booth, and wearing a mask with his logo, West’s face would have been prominently shown whenever the cameras panned to Swift’s area. Swift, upon noticing this, allegedly made a call that resulted in West being escorted out of the stadium.

Representatives for both Swift and West have not yet commented on the incident.

This latest episode adds another chapter to the ongoing saga between Swift and West, demonstrating that their feud is far from over.