Recently, pop star Taylor Swift surprised fans with the official MV for the song ‘The smallest man who ever lived’, which she just “signed” while… surfing TikTok.

Specifically, while surfing social networks, pop superstar Taylor Swift came across a video clip from an account named Giacomo Benavides.

The video made Taylor Swift jealous

In the video, this user used the audio clip of the song The smallest man who ever lived , accompanied by the image of a young man (as if his girlfriend had just kicked him out of the chicken coop) walking out of the house acting crazy. screaming, breaking things, and an attitude of not being able to struggle or be in more pain.

Right after that, two tall guys appeared to help this guy – it seemed like two friends coming to comfort him, but life is not like a dream… Both guys pulled this lovelorn guy over. .. a police car was waiting.

Right after watching the clip, Taylor Swift left a comment that shook the entire internet: “This is the official MV (for the song) too!” . This… laugh-out-loud story is being widely spread in the Swifties community worldwide.

Taylor Swift’s shocking comment to a TikToker.

It is known that the owner of the clip is Giacomo Benavides, a Peruvian content creator and celebrity impersonator. Before that, he also had a number of situational clips with Taylor Swift music in the background, which also received quite a lot of attention from the fan community.

After a pre-comment and closing the order for the MV for the song The smallest man who ever lived , countless of her fans also wanted to have a full version for this special “MV”.

Taylor Swift and her ex-lover Matty Healy – the “red flag” guy who is fondly mentioned by the pop superstar in the song ‘The smallest man who ever lived’.

The smallest man who ever lived is a song in the album The tortured poets department. This is a breakup song, dissing an ex-lover that Taylor Swift fans are sure is the “red flag” guy Matty Healy.

Because the images mentioned in the song seem to all remind of Matty Healy, such as the neat suit that Matty always wears when performing: “Staring at me, with sparkling eyes / In the suit Gazing at me, starry-eyed / In your Jehovah’s Witness suit.

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At the same time, the song also mentions the brilliant summer, the time when their love story began. Overall, the song is the singer’s blunt criticism of her ex-lover’s hot-tempered nature and her feelings of being taken advantage of in the relationship.

Taylor Swift and Scooter Braun’s “eternal feud” is brought into the documentary

As expected, the documentary will be titled “Taylor Swift vs. Scooter Braun: Bad Blood”. This work is part of a series called “vs”, including the story of the legal battle between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard or Kim Kardashian’s breakup with Kanye West.

Specifically, the film will focus on portraying the disagreement between Taylor Swift and Scooter Braun after the music industry “tycoon” acquired the ownership of the singer’s first 6 studio albums through a valuable contract. 300 million USD in June 2019.

Since then, the female singer was forced to record and re-release each album under the name “Taylor’s Versions”. These are the albums that brought this star to fame on a global level.

Taylor Swift and music mogul Scooter Braun

The documentary consists of 2 parts, each 2 hours long, produced by Optomen, describing the consequences for both after music mogul Scooter Braun (42 years old) bought the rights to the first 6 albums of Taylor Swift (34 years old). year old). In 2020, Scooter arbitrarily sold the copyrights of these 6 albums to private company Shamrock Holdings for 300 million USD without Taylor Swift’s consent.

The film presents opposing sides of the dispute. The first part explores Taylor Swift’s perspective when the purchase agreement was made without consulting her as well as how the female singer was prevented from purchasing her own music products.

Taylor Swift once gave her opinion: “The purchase was made without consulting me and since then I have been blocked from acquiring the rights to release my album.”

The remainder focuses on Scooter Braun’s allegations that Taylor Swift refused to negotiate and incited the conflict by inciting fans: “Swift refused to negotiate and instead incited a feud.” publicly by turning her fans against the producer”.