Is Taylor Swift no longer that sweet, innocent girl fans used to love from her "Love Story" and country music days? A new report claims that the "Wildest Dreams" singer has transformed into a mean girl and has even created her very own "burn book," which includes several celebrities like Katy Perry and Justin Bieber. Is Swift's true colors finally coming to light or are these just rumors?
Taylor Swift captured the hearts of fans and listeners worldwide with her blonde, curly locks in her first ever hit single, "Love Story." Since then, the 25-year-old singer scored high on the music charts, toured in sold out concerts and was hailed as one of the most influential people.
Swift also went from country to pop, as the singer released hit singles from her latest album "1989," including "Blank Space," "Bad Blood" and "Shake It Off." While Swift can easily make the headlines for her music, the "I Knew You Were Trouble" singer is also making the headlines over her countless rifts with several artists in the industry.
One of the most famous is that of Swift and Katy Perry's feud and the recent one between Swift and Nicki Minaj. Hollywood Life explained that the never-ending feud between the two singers stems from Perry's belief that Swift is not really showing her true colors.
Several videos and news reports showed Swift genuinely caring for her fans, but Perry allegedly believes that Swift isn't your goody two shoes.
"Katy has had many talks with and heard stories from John Mayer about Taylor and she's convinced [the 'Shake It Off' singer] is a conniving b***h, who is only out to benefit herself. Katy dislikes fake people and she thinks that Taylor is the queen of fake people," a source told the outlet.
This seems to coincide with a recent report from Celeb Dirty Laundry, which alleges that Swift has a "Mean Girls" version of "burn book." According to the report, Swift's friend allegedly told the outlet about the existence of such book, which contains several personalities like Perry, Justin Bieber, Nicki Minaj and Rihanna.