Good
news
for
all
the
Swifties!
Taylor
Swift
released
her
new
song
Shake
It
Off.
The
singer
premiered
the
video
of
Shake
It
Off
on
her
livestream
chat
with
Yahoo!
Taylor
Swift
also
announced
her
new
album
is
called
1989.
The
album
which
is
inspired
by
the
late
80s
pop
music
will
debut
on
October
27.
However,
Taylor
Swift
who
always
kept
away
from
controversies
when
it
comes
to
music
has
landed
finally!
Her
new
video,
Shake
It
Off
from
her
new
album,
1989
is
being
criticised.
Shake
It
Off
has
become
a
butt
of
jokes
on
Twitter
and
some
even
called
it
a
racist
video.
Earl
Sweatshirt
branded
it
"inherently
offensive" for
referencing
black
culture.
The
US
rapper
took
on
Swift
as
she
twerked.
Without
even
watching
the
video,
Earl
tweeted,
"I
don't
need
to
watch
it
to
tell
you
that
it's
ultimately
harmful."
Earl
even
tweeted,
"Perpetuating
black
stereotypes
to
the
same
demographic
of
white
girls
who
hide
their
prejudice
by
proclaiming
their
love
of
the
culture." In
the
video,
Taylor
is
seen
looking
at
dancers
twerking
which
landed
her
in
controversy.
The
music
video
which
is
showing
different
types
of
dance
forms
like
ballet,
contemporary,
street
dancing,
locking
and
popping
to
name
a
few
has
been
accused
of
being
racist.
The
music
video
of
Shake
It
off
opens
with
Taylor
Swift
warming
up
with
other
ballerinas.
The
music
video
of
Shake
It
Off
has
been
getting
mixed
response.
It
is
also
said
that
Taylor
Swift
tried
to
copy
Miley
Cyrus
and
Jessie
J.
However,
Taylor
is
not
bothered
and
she
even
sings
in
the
song,
"The
haters
gonna
hate!"