But Katy Perry came out with her own tweet on July 22 saying that she finds it ironic to parade the pit women against other women argument because she feels that it just capitalizes on the takedown of a woman. Taylor Swift never bothered commenting on the tweet of Katy Perry.
However, three days after the indirect diss of Katy Perry on Twitter, it was the turn of Taylor Swift to also take an indirect swipe at the “Roar” singer.
During her concert in Foxborough, Massachusettes, she was singing her hit song “Bad Blood,” one of her dancers showed up behind a glass panel dressed like a shark, which caused Taylor Swift to laugh in the middle of her song.
It was obviously a joke but when the video surfaced on Twitter, those in the know immediately pointed to the shark as a dig at Katy Perry. It can be recalled that the “Firework” singer made headlines back in February as the halftime performer of the 2015 Superbowl which saw her in a portion of her performance that featured two dancing sharks.
“Bad Blood” was written by Taylor Swift because it describes her rift with Katy Perry involving dancers allegedly stolen by the “Roar” singer from the “Shake It Up” singer just before she went on concert tour. Perry’s now-famous ‘left shark’ was apparently one of the dancers she allegedly stole from Swift, making the July 25 concert a subtle swipe on Perry.