Taylor Swift has changed the title of her alleged Kim Kardashian diss track thanK you aIMee for a new live version of the song.

When Taylor dropped the original single in April, fans instantly noticed she had capitalized K, I, M, and leapt to assume she was taking aim at Kim.

Kim and Taylor have carried on a simmering feud for nearly a decade now, lending credence to the rumors the song was about the reality star.

This week, however, Taylor treated her fans to a new live recording of the song, and the title has been slightly modified to indicate she now has a new target.

Although the name of the track sounds the same when said out loud, Taylor has tweaked the capitalization in a sly switch-up.

Kanye‘s previous 11 albums have all debuted at number one, so his long streak has been broken.

Now the song is written thank You aimEe, so that Y and E are capitalized to spell Ye – the new name of Kim’s third ex-husband, controversial rap star Kanye West.

The lyrics are about a school bully who ‘wrote headlines in the local paper’ sneering at her and even threw ‘punches’ that left her blood ‘gushing.’

‘Everyone knows that my mother is a saintly woman, but she used to say she wished that you were dead,’ Taylor sings in one blistering verse.

Just days before Taylor released her new live version of the song, she was able to achieve a professional victory over Kanye.

Kanye’s previous 11 albums all debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 chart, but his new release Vultures 2 was unable to do so – because the number one position was occupied by Taylor’s The Tortured Poets Department.

Vultures 2, which is a duets project with Ty Dolla $ign, includes a track in which Kanye makes fun of Taylor’s romance with NFL star Travis Kelce