Kendrick Lamar Collaborates with Taylor Swift on “Bad Blood”

Kendrick Lamar’s Collaboration with Taylor Swift on “Bad Blood” Revisited in New Release

In a surprising turn of events, Kendrick Lamar has revisited his collaboration with Taylor Swift on the hit song “Bad Blood.” The song, originally released as a single in 2015, was a standout track on Swift’s album “1989.”

The backstory behind the collaboration dates back to Swift’s cover story for Rolling Stone in September 2014, where she teased the upcoming collaboration with Lamar. Swift revealed that “Bad Blood” was inspired by a professional betrayal, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the song.

Lamar’s involvement in the song came about after a chance encounter with Swift in LA. He joined her in the studio session, where they quickly found their chemistry and laid down the track. Lamar praised Swift for her business mind and integrity, highlighting the positive experience of working together.

The music video for “Bad Blood” was a star-studded affair, featuring appearances from Selena Gomez, Karlie Kloss, Zendaya, and more. The song became a massive hit, showcasing the undeniable chemistry between Swift and Lamar.

Now, eight years later, Lamar has returned to rerecord his feature on “Bad Blood.” The new version was surprise-released with the deluxe edition of “1989 (Taylor’s Version),” much to the delight of fans.

Swift took to social media to express her gratitude for Lamar’s contribution to the song, praising his talent and dedication to the project. The re-recording of “Bad Blood” allows Swift to reclaim and own the work she is proud of, showcasing the enduring impact of their collaboration.

Fans of both artists are eagerly anticipating the new release of “Bad Blood (Taylor’s Version)” and the chance to experience the magic of Swift and Lamar’s collaboration once again.