Taylor Swift has actually criticised a Netflix show for containing a joke about her which the vocalist called "lazy" and "deeply sexist".
In comedy-drama Ginny and Georgia, primary characters Ginny Miller, played by Antonia Gentry, and her mother Georgia (Brianne Howey) were arguing about relationships.
Asked in the last episode of the series whether she had broken up her with her sweetheart, Ginny stated: "What do you care? You go through men much faster than Taylor Swift."
On social networks, Swift's fans, referred to as "Swifties", have struck out at the programme and its cast members, celebrity gossip with some requiring a boycott of the program.
A Twitter user wrote: "Can't believe things like this are still happening in 2021, it's misogynistic and absolutely revolting ... RESPECT TAYLOR SWIFT."
Swift, whose relationships have actually been publicly scrutinised for many years, likewise then dealt with the debate.
She composed on Twitter: "Hey Ginny & Georgia, 2010 called and it wants its lazy, deeply sexist joke back. How about we stop deteriorating effort ladies by specifying this horse s *** as FuNnY."
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She likewise called out the streaming giant, which launched her documentary, Miss Americana, in January in 2015.
The 31-year-old, who has surprise-dropped two new albums since the coronavirus pandemic began, composed: "Also, @netflix after Miss Americana this attire does not look adorable on you. Happy Women's History Month I think."
The US vocalist has addressed on numerous celebrations in the previous how the media discusses her relationships.
In 2015, she told Maxim magazine that a male blogging about his sensations was "brave", while a woman doing the exact same thing was considered to be "oversharing or grumbling".
Miss Americana covered her profession over a number of years using behind the scenes video. It handled how her relationships had been dissected by the public and press.
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