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Taylor Swift’s video director mocks Kim, Kanye

Singer Taylor Swifts “Look what you made me do” video director Joseph Kahn took a shot at Kim Kardashian West…

IANS | Los Angeles | September 2, 2017 10:04 am

Taylor Swift’s video director mocks Kim, Kanye

Taylor Swift (Photo: Facebook)

Singer Taylor Swifts “Look what you made me do” video director Joseph Kahn took a shot at Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West, claiming the reality TV star and rapper had been “pro Trump” in the past.

Kahn responded to a tweet that read: “Kim Kardashian West slams Donald Trump: ‘My daughter would be better’ as president.”

“Pfft. She and Kanye were pro Trump until I wrote Pfft,” Kahn replied, reports ew.com.

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He also posted a photo of Kanye standing with US President Donald Trump, captioning the photo with a reference to singer Beyonce Knowles’s hit Formation, which Kahn and Swift were accused of borrowing from for “Look what you made me do”.

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