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Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj threw serious shade at each other on Twitter

It’s all over the VMA nominations and it’s getting personal.

Jul 22nd 2015, 7:33 AM 8,172 Views 17 Comments

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OVERNIGHT, ONE OF the all-time Twitter feuds broke out between Nicki Minaj and Taylor Swift – and it’s causing quite the storm.

It all started with Nicki not being happy that her video for Anaconda was snubbed for awards at this year’s VMAs

So Nicki took to Twitter to say why she thought Anaconda deserved some recognition

With a theory on why it didn’t get nominated

Then, seemingly out of nowhere, Taylor Swift took the tweets personally

taylorinsert2 Source: Twitter

Uh oh.

nicki-1 Source: Mtvnimages

But Nicki responded that it was nothing to do with her at all

And started retweeting her fans, still confused as to why Taylor got involved

Nicki’s favourites might be give an insight into what she really thinks as well

Taylor backed down with her next tweet though, inviting Nicki on stage if she wins

taylorinsert Source: Twitter

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And Nicki then retweeted the following two examples of shade

nicki minaj 4_zps6xe2pkzi Source: Photobucket

So now.

#badblood

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