Internet trolls continue to bash Taylor Swift in various ways. After turning the Grammy winner's Instagram account into a snake emoji pit, haters vandalized Taylor Swift's Wikipedia page in support of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian.
On Wikipedia, the birth name section of Taylor Swift's profile was substituted with "Taylor 'Slithering Snake Becky With the Good Lies' Alison Swift."
The Becky reference came from Beyonce's new Lemonade album, where she called her lover's mistress Becky With the Good Hair. The Wikipedia trolls also added "victim" and "Regina George" to the singer's nicknames, and "liar" to her occupations. Regina George is a character from "Mean Girls."
Us Magazine noted that several other negative descriptions were added throughout Taylor Swift's Wikipedia page, calling her a fraud who got dragged to the grave by successful businesswoman Kim Kardashian.
Wikipedia editors were quick to respond to the Taylor Swift situation and returned her page to its original form. The page was further locked to keep certain users from altering the information therein.
Wikipedia stated that the level of protection is useful in the presence of significant vandalism or disruption from both new and unregistered users, particularly when the issue affects the biographies of living persons who recently have had a high level of media interest, such as Taylor Swift.
Previously, Instagram also prevented users from leaving any more snake emojis on Taylor Swift's account.
Taylor Swift, 26, has been the subject of much criticism and online attacks in the previous week in connection to her ongoing feud with Kanye West and Kim Kardashian.
After Taylor Swift played the damsel in distress and bashed Kanye for his supposedly offensive lyric about her in his new single "Famous," Kim Kardashian revealed on Snapchat that the pop star actually knew about it and gave her consent before the song launched.
Fans who initially forwarded their sympathy towards Taylor Swift immediately turned against her and sided with Kim and Kanye, resorting to various tactics on the internet.
Mail Online wrote that according to Taylor Swift, although she was given the lines to the song beforehand, she was particularly offended by the words "that bitch," which were not included in their Snapchat conversation.
Her explanation apparently did little to quell fans who already saw her in a different light. It also did not help that she was recently embroiled in another feud with ex-boyfriend Calvin Harris for exposing that she wrote his new hit "This Is What You Came For."
More updates and details on Taylor Swift are expected soon.
