Apparently, Selena Gomez didn’t like something about Olivia Rodrigo’s performance at the VMAs, and her face said it all. The singer was caught making disgusted faces and even covering her ears while the actress was performing her show at the VMAs ceremony.
Selena’s attitude surprised several fans, as she either forgot about the cameras or she wanted everyone to notice. There is also the possibility that there is a feud between Olivia and Taylor Swift, which would have led the “Calm Down” singer to react this way, in support of her friend.
It is said that both celebrities have had a bad relationship for some time, and all the admiration Rodrigo felt for Taylor Swift ceased.
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The theory that the celebrities are fighting gained strength after Olivia did not show up at one of Taylor’s concerts, from her Eras Tour. Rodrigo argued that she had a full schedule; however, fans do not believe this version, they defend their position that things are tense between them.
But this alleged feud would have started when it became known that the song “Déja Vu,” released in 2021, borrowed the bridge of the song “Cruel Summer,” by Taylor Swift. For this reason, Olivia had to include it in the credits and royalties along with its co-writer Jack Antonoff, something that would have annoyed the singer.
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That same year, Olivia Rodrigo released “Vampire,” a track that Swifties claim would have been dedicated to Taylor. “Suck blood, you’re looking for fucking fame, bleeding me dry like a fucking vampire,” is heard in the lyrics of the song.
Recently, Olivia denied that there was anything wrong between them, but with what Selena Gomez did, we already started to doubt it again. “I don’t have problems with anyone. I’m very quiet. I keep to myself. I have my four friends and my mom, and those are really the only people I talk to. There’s nothing to say,” Olivia told Rolling Stone magazine.
This story was written in Spanish by Nayeli Párraga in Cultura Colectiva