Taylor Swift and Kanye West have been embroiled in a long-running feud. Swift stated that when she first heard the rapper’s song “Famous,” she was offended by what she saw as a “strong misogynistic message,” according to the Daily Mail.

The 26-year-old pop sensation is now said to be ‘mad as hell’ at the rapper for putting a naked lookalike wax model of her in his Famous music video, which he unveiled on Friday at The Forum in Los Angeles.

The singer is “furious” after viewing Kanye’s new video.

“She feels like she’s been assaulted,” the source says. “She knew he was unpredictable but didn’t think he would go so far. She’s strategizing with her team as to what her next move should be. She’s weighing all her options and will then respond accordingly. Just writing a song dissing him isn’t enough payback for something like this.”

“From him charging the stage to her presenting him the Video Vanguard award. From being in his song and now this video she can’t stand that she will forever be tied to Kanye,” pointed out the second insider.

“She’s really frustrated that he now has the one up on her, and she now has to figure out how to stop him from continuing to diss her a way that will shellshock him. She will ten thousand percent write a song about it but she wants to do a whole lot more to make sure Kanye pays for what he has done with his latest stunt.”

Kanye also enraged Swift with lyrics about her in the song.

“I feel like me and Taylor might have sex/ Why? I made that b***h famous.”

They go back: Kanye caused an uproar when he grabbed the microphone during Taylor’s acceptance speech at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards
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Kanye released the song on February 11 at his Yeezy 3 presentation during New York Fashion Week.

Kanye’s music video included an odd orgy of himself in bed with Kim and other ‘famous’ persons such as Ray J, Bill Cosby, Caitlyn Jenner, and Donald Trump.

Yeezy has previously defended the Taylor Swift dig in Famous’ lyrics, while Kim Kardashian has claimed that Swift played the “victim” and lied about whether or not she authorized the song’s lyrics before to its release.