Kanye West’s team is pushing back against rumors suggesting Taylor Swift had him removed from the Super Bowl.
According to a representative for the 46-year-old rapper, there’s no truth to the claims that he deliberately positioned himself in front of Swift’s suite at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. The spokesperson dismissed the speculation as entirely false, telling TMZ that it’s a fabricated rumor.
The denial follows comments made by former NFL player Brandon Marshall on his “Paper Route” podcast, suggesting that West attempted to capitalize on Swift’s celebrity status during the game, resulting in his removal from the stadium. Marshall, who played for teams including the Jets and Broncos, insinuated that Swift made some calls, leading to West’s expulsion.
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This incident revives the longstanding feud between West and Swift, dating back to the infamous interruption at the 2009 MTV VMAs. Despite their history, West seemed uninterested in reigniting the conflict when questioned by TMZ, remaining relatively subdued on the topic of Swift.
While Kanye West didn’t address the alleged ejection or his presence at the Super Bowl directly, he was reportedly spotted at the event with his wife, Bianca Censori. The focus, it seems, remains on the music and streaming platforms rather than past conflicts with fellow artists.
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