Swift shook off Spotify in 2014, after the release of her "1989" album, because she said streaming services didn't pay artists enough.
Perry recently claimed that Swift was the one who "started" the feud and addressed rumours that her new song "Swish Swish" is about her rival.
The fact that streaming services will suddenly become flooded with previously unavailable Taylor Swift hits at the exact same time Katy Perry's trying to get her new album heard?
Online personality Tyler Oakley preferred to find a way to neutralize the situation.
Prior to this, Taylor was known as an artist who restricted most of her music on Spotify due to her affiliation with Apple Music. She blabbed about it James Corden during Carpool Karaoke, and then she continued in an interview with NME.
It's worth noting that Swift's music has been available on Apple Music since 2015, a huge deal for the streaming service which was still in its embryonic form at the time.
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He also mimicked Bill Clinton during the 71st annual Broadway awards at New York City's Radio City Music Hall on Sunday. Its star Rachel Bay Jones took the Tony for best featured actress in a musical.
The singer removed all her music from streaming and made an announcement in 2014 when she condemned streaming services for not properly paying artists.
"I mean, I'm not Buddha", she smirked. They will include the Grammy-winning "1989", according to a statement from Taylor Nation, her official Instagram fan account.
However, many have pondered if there's Bad Blood at work here. "She tried to hire a bunch of people out from under me". But Perry told them to make sure there is some leeway in the contract since she's going on her Prismatic tour in a few months.
Some fans found the timing of Swift's return interesting.
It didn't help the drama that Perry and Swift dated John Mayer, albeit not at the same time.
"The Best Day" - The Best Day is Friday when T-Swift returns to Spotify, and the site should be dubbed "Holy Ground".
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