A Relatively Mild Tweet Shading Taylor Swift Got One User Banned

Don't play with fire (Taylor Swift) unless you don't mind being burned (banned from Twitter).

That's what one Twitter user found out after she posted a dangerously mild critique of Swift's new vibe.

The user, @themoodforluv, posted a genuine critique which seemed to resonate with thousands on Twitter. While it's been deleted, it was generously screenshotted just in time.

To be fair, no one can really verify whether it was anyone on Swift's team who reported the post or account, and it's very likely it was one hyper-defensive fan who just couldn't handle the realness.

People were pretty shocked to see this kind of swift censorship.

So @themoodforluv was suspended for giving a (correct) opinion but yet the users that sent her death threats get to keep their accounts? pic.twitter.com/NKrQKKEuiD

— Chloe (@lblchloe) September 7, 2017

@TwitterSupport suspended @themoodforluv for an opinionated tweet but wont suspend inactive accs, racist twts, & ACTUAL offensive accs??

— miji; vote in 📌 (@hoaxtape) September 8, 2017

In other Swift news ('cause let's face it, there's an influx rn), the director of "Look What You Made Me Do", Joseph Kahn, has played a dangerous game with Beyoncé's bey-hive. In an interview with the LA Times, he claimed that Queen Bey actually copied Swift with "Formation", despite some critics suggesting Swift had done the copying with her latest music video.

"It's not 'Formation' at all," he said.

"They try to say she's wearing a black crop top and Beyoncé wore a black crop top. But they don’t realise in 2015, in 'Bad Blood', Taylor Swift was wearing a black crop top. I really do think, by the way, that Beyoncé copied 'Bad Blood'."

I smell a troll.

Luckily for Swift, despite all this bad publicity, she might nab an Oscar nom for Best Song for her Zayn Malik collaboration on the Fifty Shades Darker soundtrack, "I Don't Wanna Live Forever". Universal is allegedly planning to heavily campaign for the song, which also marked Swift's 20th song to crack the top 20.

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