Taylor Swift Faces Backlash For Stealing Ideas From Beyoncé In "You Need To Calm Down" Music Video

Maanyata Thu |Jun 19, 2019

Taylor Swift was accused of copying Beyoncé again after some Twitter users noticed the similarities between her 'You Need To Calm Down' with Beyoncé's Party music video

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Taylor Swift has received some heat from Twitter users after they noticed the similarities between her star-studded You Need To Calm Down music video with Beyoncé’s Party music video in 2011.

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Some Twitter users started posting side-to-side photos implying that the country-turned-pop singer stole the ideas from Queen Bey’s 2011 music video especially scenes in a pool party at a trailer park.

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Another pointed out that the outfits worn by both artists in a certain scene from these two videos are similar. In Party music video, Queen Bey can be seen donning a black bathing suit and a yellow fur coat while Taylor Swift is wearing a pink bikini and a fur coat in her video.

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Finally, one scene that Twitter users have been comparing is when Beyoncé is dressed in a green fur vest and paired it with a headband and pink lipstick while seated on a beach chair. Meanwhile, Taylor sits on a beach chair and dons a yellow one-piece with sunglasses and coral lipstick.

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This is not the first time Taylor Swift has been criticized for “ripping off” Beyoncé. In May, Taylor was called out after she used a marching band with pastel-colored outfits, backup dancers and fireworks for the performance of her single ME! at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards.