Now, Natalie, everybody hoped for that
Taylor Swift - Katy Perry
peacemaking thing, never really materialized.
And Katy
wasn't even there when Taylor's new
video "Look What You Made Me Do"
debuted.
The old Taylor may be dead, as she says, but the new one
certainly still has a taste for revenge.
There are very few who know more about Taylor than our very own
Oscar Gracey who breaks down the top five moments.
♪ I don't like your little
games ♪ Number one, the graveyard.
My mind was exploding the
second the music video starts.
She opens up in a graveyard
scene.
Taylor has transformed into a
zombie and she's wearing the
same look from the
"Out of the woods" music video,
same dress where at the end that
have music video she finds
herself and now she finds
herself in a graveyard dead.
One of the tombstones has her
pseudonym from the song she
wrote with Calvin Harris.
Immediately I was shook.
I was like, She's really going there with this
music video.
She's holding nothing back.
>> Number two, the bathtub.
♪ You said the gun was mine ♪
Soaking in a tub filled with
diamonds, this scene has raised
much debate over whether or not
she's referencing Kim
Kardashian's robbery at gunpoint
in Paris.
I don't think so.
This music is all about Taylor
attacking herself.
When she's in the bathtub, it's
not a dig at Kim K, but a
dig at herself.
People think that
she's so rich and all she does
is make more money and she's
greedy, so if you look really,
really closely there's that $1
bill in the tub with the
diamonds.
And that's a kind of reference to the court case.
And then we have the snakes.
♪ I got smarter and I got hotter
in the nick of time ♪
Taylor had no problem clapping
back at all the times she was
called a snake.
This scene there are snakes slithering
beneath her throne and she wears a snake necklace, rings and shoes that coil
up around her leg, while a reptile pours her tea.
Tea is meaning she's serving gossip and she is serving drama.
This is what everyone has attacked her for.
They called her a snake, accused her
of starting drama with
people and playing the victim
and she's owning up to it.
Number four, her feud with
Katy Perry.
♪ Look what you made me do ♪
For someone who says she's leaving the past behind,
she hasn't buried it yet.
Between the leopard print and hairstyle, it's hard to dispute
that this scene is not aimed at Katy Perry.
Guess what Katy Perry doesn't have?
A Grammy.
Guess what Taylor has ten of?
A Grammy.
Just saying.
Hair also a little similar with the bang and the platinum.
A little dig at Katy Perry, I might say.
But our favorite moment has
to be when Taylor turns back
time.
♪ I don't trust nobody and
nobody trusts me ♪
She kills all the old
versions of herself, versions
you'll definitely recognize.
We get every reincarnation of Taylor since she started, and
they are all clamoring at current Taylor's feet.
They're in a gigantic pyramid and real Taylor is at the top
and they are all clamoring to get up there.
We've got the "Fearless" era Taylor, that's when she's in the silver dress,
she has the guitar, she has the 13 and we also get the "You
Belong with Me" Taylor when she was in the little shirt.
I lost my mind!
There's a point where current Taylor kicks "You belong with me"
Taylor in the face with the boot and she goes flying!
As if that's not enough.
They go at it bashing Taylor.
You guys.
Stop making that surprised face.
It's so annoying.
You can't possibly be that
surprised all the time.
What's with that [ bleep ].
Don't call me that.
There she goes.
Playing the victim again.
I would very much like to be
excluded from this narrative.
Taylor even tells herself to
shut up.
This basically is such a good incarnation of what this
era is going to be for Taylor.
If this is the first song and I'm
already dying, what's going to happen next?
♪ look what you just made me
do ♪ I'm already dying.
Get ahold of yourself, Oscar.
She will be okay.
Love it or not, Taylor's new video holds the record for the
most viewed in a 24-hour period.
It's already got 28 million views and counting.
Wow.
I think it just went up to 29.
Adios, "Despacito."
The entire VMAs was
message-driven but there wasn't
a mother powerful statement than
the one made by sewn San Breaux
who lost her daughter Heather
Heyer in West Virginia.
I'm here to further her cause.
She can't speak anymore because