Taylor Swift's Fans Think Her Shirt on New Album Cover Is an Easter Egg

John Mayer’s TikTok debut did not go as planned -- and the singer is fighting back. On Monday, the iconic pop singer and blues guitarist made his debut on the social media platform with a subtle jab at his age, sharing a video of him struggling to flip the camera before successfully accomplishing his task.

 John Mayer  is having a fun time discovering that a lot of users on TikTok have absolutely no filter. The 43-year-old joined the popular video sharing platform this week before sharing his first two posts on Monday, March 1.

Don’t mess with Swifties. John Mayer responded to Taylor Swift fans after backlash to his TikTok account. The “Daughters” singers joined TikTok on Monday, March 1, and posted his first two videos.

It’s been more than a decade since Taylor Swift and John Mayer broke up, but from how Swifties reacted to John, 43, joining TikTok on Monday (Mar. 1), you’d think their split was yesterday.

John Mayer is responding to Taylor Swift fans who are flooding the comment section of his new TikTok account.

direct to your inboxTaylor Swift has hit out at Netflix over a 'deeply sexist' joke about her featured in its new show Ginny and Georgia.The series finale of the comedy-drama saw lead characters Ginny Miller, played by Antonia Gentry, and her mother Georgia, played by Brianne Howey, argue about relationships.Asked whether she had broken up her with her boyfriend, Ginny said: “What do you care? You go through men faster than Taylor Swift.”The dialogue prompted fans of the singer - known as

 Taylor Swift  is speaking out against an outdated joke that pokes fun at her extensive dating history.The 10th episode of a new Netflix series, Ginny & Georgia, features a scene where a female character tells another woman, “What do you care? You go through men faster than Taylor Swift.” Soon after the episode was uploaded to the streaming platform, “Respect Taylor Swift” started trending on Twitter and Swift caught wind of the jab thrown at her.

Netflix's new series Ginny & Georgia drew the ire of Taylor Swift fans over the weekend as they objected to the series featuring a joke about the superstar singer-songwriter's love life.

Taylor Swift is calling out Netflix YA drama series Ginny & Georgia over what she called a “lazy, deeply sexist” joke made about her dating life.

Taylor Swift spoke out after the Netflix series "Ginny & Georgia" made a joke made about the singer’s dating history.  The newly released series focuses on an angsty 15-year-old girl named Ginny who is forced to move to New England with her mother, Georgia, to set up roots for the first time in their lives.The series contains a line that upset both Swift and her fans when one character asks: "What do you care? You go through men faster than Taylor Swift." The "Bad Blood" artist took to Twitter

Taylor Swift is not impressed by Netflix's wildly popular new show,. The series about a young mother, Georgia (Brianne Howey), and her teenage daughter, Ginny (Antonia Gentry), features a barb that directly references Swift. «What do you care? You go through men faster than Taylor Swift,» Ginny tells her mother in one scene. On Monday, Swift tweeted the line, writing, «Hey, 2010 called and it wants its lazy, deeply sexist joke back.

notoriously lovesick icon. The final episode of the family drama sees single parent Georgia ask her teen daughter, Ginny, whether she’d moved on from boyfriend Marcus in the series.

A joke about Taylor Swift has prompted big backlash online.

Taylor Swift fans have hit out at Netflix after new series Ginny & Georgia featured a sexist joke about the singer.In the final episode of the show’s first series, lead characters Ginny Miller (Antonia Gentry) and her mother Georgia (Brianne Howey) are seen arguing about relationships.At one point, Georgia asks if Ginny has broken up her with her boyfriend, to which she replies: “What do you care? You go through men faster than Taylor Swift.”Swift’s fans have since criticised the show’s writers

that accused the pop superstar of lifting her album name “Evermore” from an amusement park in Utah, the famously feisty litigant is hitting back with legal action of her own.Refusing to shake it off, the “Cardigan” singer-songwriter, 31, is countersuing Evermore Park, in Pleasant Grove — for spinning unlicensed Taylor Swift tunes.

New Music Friday! It's every audiophile's favorite day of the week, and some of our favorite artists from all different genres have blessed us with new tunes.Taylor Swift joined the Haim sisters for a collab on their newly expanded Ariana Grande dropped four new tracks on the deluxe version of, and Carly Pearce dropped a heartfelt EP about a tumultuous year.Plus, 24kGoldn announced his debut album following the success of breakout hit «Mood,» Lil Yachty welcomed Kodak Black home with a frenetic

Chris Willman Music WriterThe sister trio Haim has managed to make its song “Gasoline” even more inflammatory with the edition of a special guest, Taylor Swift, on a new version released late Thursday.Swifties had been salivating since earlier in the day when the group posted a short video of singer Danielle Haim singing along with the song while promising: “gasoline remix ft ??? out today.” The triple question marks in question were immediately understood to stand in for Swift, since none of

“As a country musician, I was always told it’s better to stay out of [politics],” said Taylor Swift in a new interview with Vanity Fair. While discussing the creation of her song, “Only The Young,” Taylor, 31, explained how — after staying quiet during the runup to the 2016 presidential election and the first half of Donald Trump’s tenure in the White House – she felt like she had to finally speak up.

Haim has a new collab coming, featuring Taylor Swift.