“Imagine being such a bitter piece of s**t that you feel the need to tweet this out,” one X user wrote.
A second echoed: “Really? You’re an 80-year-old man concerned about the popularity of someone half your age?”
“No, she’s still hot, but you’re not,” a third tweeted, with another adding: “I love that Taylor lives rent free in your mind!! Taylor sold out arenas around the world!”
It was just the latest in a string of personal insults Trump has hurled Swift’s way — some in speeches, others online — many of them seemingly fueled by his frustration over her increasingly vocal political influence. Experts say this level of hostility from public officials can blur ethical boundaries and may eventually intersect with discussions on mental wellness under political harassment and the need for psychological stress management services for high-profile women.
From “I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT” to “How did that work out?”
Trump first declared his distaste for Swift in September 2024, blasting her on Truth Social just hours after she announced her support for the Harris/Walz ticket.
“I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT,” he wrote in all caps.
