The Taylor Swift Conspiracy Theory Iceberg

In a recent video, the host delves into the whirlwind of conspiracy theories surrounding Taylor Swift, whose relationship with NFL player Travis Kelce has sparked a cultural clash and political tensions among her fans and Trump supporters. The video explores theories ranging from the plausible, like Swift carrying empty purses for fashion, to the bizarre, such as her being a secret 4chan user or the clone of a satanic priestess. The host dismisses many of these speculations, highlighting the absurdity of claims that Swift is in an arranged relationship with Kelce to endorse Joe Biden or that she's part of the Illuminati. Despite the skepticism, the video invites viewers to draw their own conclusions from the presented "facts."

• Taylor Swift has been in the news for dating NFL player Travis Kelce.
• Her presence at Kelce's games has sparked a culture clash between young female fans and adult male football fans.
• There are conspiracy theories and political tensions involving her and Trump supporters.

"Something strange is going on with the mega pop star Taylor Swift she's been making headlines lately."

This quote introduces the topic of Taylor Swift's recent activities that have caught public attention.

"Kelsey and Swift started dating in Late July she first attended his game on September 24th according to Kelsey we had known each other for close to a month up to that point."

This quote provides a timeline for Swift's relationship with Travis Kelce and her attendance at his game.

• Conspiracy theories about Taylor Swift have existed for decades.
• They range from tame to bizarre.
• An "iceberg" metaphor is used to categorize the theories from mundane to evil.

"Conspiracy theories about her go back decades and there's a lot more than you think they range from pretty tame to absolutely bizarre."

This quote establishes that conspiracy theories about Taylor Swift have been around for a long time and vary in extremity.

• Theories are categorized into tiers: mundane, bizarre, ridiculous, and evil.
• Each level represents the increasing severity and shock value of the conspiracies.

"Our levels will be laid out like this first tier is the mundane conspiracies ones that if true aren't all that shocking and won't change the world the second level is the bizar..."

This quote explains the structure of the conspiracy theory categorization, starting with the most mundane.

• Theory suggests Taylor Swift carries empty purses.
• Her walking posture and the appearance of the purse support this theory.
• The theory is considered plausible.

"She only carries empty purses so Taylor Swift apparently has a signature way of carrying a purse she usually walks with it hanging off her forearm with her elbow slightly bent."

This quote introduces the theory that Taylor Swift may be carrying empty purses as a fashion statement.

"I'm starting to think this Theory could be true purses are part function and part fashion she almost always walks with a team with her so they could carry anything for her that she wants."

This quote suggests that the practicality of carrying an empty purse could be plausible given Swift's entourage and the fashion aspect.

• Fans speculate Taylor Swift secretly wrote Henry Cavill's new spy movie "Argyle."
• Evidence includes Swift's clothing choices and her cat backpack.
• The theory posits that the real author Ellie Conway is a pseudonym.

"The conspiracy theory is that Taylor Swift fans think she secretly wrote Henry cavil's new spy movie the movie is about an author named Ellie Conway who writes spy novels..."

This quote explains the conspiracy theory that Taylor Swift could be the actual author behind the spy movie "Argyle."

"Honestly I think this book was written by the movie studio just to tie into the new movie. and it's not the first time it happened..."

This quote provides an alternative explanation for the origin of the book tied to the movie, suggesting it could be a marketing strategy rather than Swift's secret project.

• Theories exist about Taylor Swift's sexuality.
• It's suggested she may be gay or bisexual.
• The importance of the theory is downplayed as it's considered her private matter.

"The next one is that she's gay or bisexual this is one that if it's true it doesn't really matter it's her business and it's up to her to come out if it's actually true..."

This quote acknowledges the existence of theories about Swift's sexuality but emphasizes that it is a personal issue that should be respected.

• A video surfaced purportedly showing Taylor Swift kissing Karly Claus at a concert.
• The video quality is poor, making it difficult to confirm the action.
• Critics suggest Swift's public relationships are a cover-up for a secret.
• Speculation also linked her to Diana Agron without evidence.
• Both Swift and Agron have denied any romantic involvement.

"It is confirmed that it is them. But it's so dark and grainy that you can't conclusively say that they were kissing; they could have just easily been leaning in to talk to each other."

This quote explains the ambiguity of the video in question, highlighting that while the individuals are confirmed to be Swift and Claus, the poor video quality prevents a definitive conclusion about whether they were kissing or simply talking.

• Rumors claim Swift wears gym clothes without actually exercising.
• Speculation arises from Swift leaving the gym looking well-groomed.
• It is suggested she has her hair and makeup done due to paparazzi.
• Swift's stage performances imply a need for physical fitness.

"She probably has someone do her makeup for her before she leaves the gym because there are creepy paparazzi hanging out outside waiting to get pictures of her."

This quote addresses the rationale behind Swift's appearance post-gym, attributing her polished look to the presence of paparazzi rather than a lack of exercise.

• Theories range from the bizarre to the harmless.
• One theory claims Swift's real name is Becky, stemming from a Tumblr post.
• Another posits that Swift has no belly button, fueled by her fashion choices.
• Swift has played into the Becky meme, adding to the speculation.
• Some speculate she might be an alien due to her physique.
• A rare condition called omphalocele could explain a lack of belly button.
• Photos have since shown Swift with a belly button.

"It all stems back to this Tumblr post from a user named y'all are brutalizing me... Taylor Swift posted a picture while wearing a shirt that said no, it's Becky all but confirming it's real."

This quote traces the origin of the 'Becky' theory to a Tumblr post and Swift's subsequent engagement with the meme, which has fueled further speculation.

• A theory suggests Swift is a 4chan user, supported by circumstantial evidence.
• Evidence includes a cat named Meredith after a 4chan suggestion and a photo resembling Swift.
• A quote and a story about an Omegle encounter are also cited as evidence.
• The veracity of the evidence is questioned due to the anonymity of internet postings.

"There is a fair amount of evidence that people point to... the very next day Taylor Swift announced her new cat named Meredith."

This quote outlines one piece of evidence used to support the theory that Swift might be a 4chan user, specifically the naming of her cat Meredith, which coincides with a suggestion from a 4chan user.

• The 4chan evidence is scrutinized for authenticity.
• Differences in cat markings and the ability to post any image online are highlighted.
• The potential for digital manipulation, such as photoshopping, is acknowledged.
• The anecdotal nature of the Omegle story is emphasized.

"The cat evidence, if you can't instantly tell that this isn't the same cat, you got to get your eyes checked... literally anyone can post anything on the internet; it doesn't count as proof."

This quote provides a critical analysis of the evidence suggesting Swift's involvement with 4chan, pointing out flaws and inconsistencies that weaken the argument.

• A look-alike of Taylor Swift appears in a Japanese McDonald's commercial, sparking speculation.
• Despite the video resurfacing in 2015, the woman has not been identified, which is unusual given the potential for publicity.
• There are rumors of an "identical twin" banished to Japan to avoid hindering Taylor Swift's career.

"The way across the world in Japan it comes from this McDonald's commercial tomato M Grand I'm loving it. Tell me that doesn't look exactly like her. Her face and posture are identical. Some say this is her identical twin that was banished to Japan so she wouldn't get in way of her career."

This quote introduces the theme by describing the commercial and the striking resemblance between Taylor Swift and the woman in the ad, leading to the twin conspiracy theory.

• The second to last tier of the conspiracy iceberg involves Taylor Swift's alleged connections to the NFL and politics.
• Some claims are made by politicians, political commentators, and news hosts.
• The host distances themselves from these claims, stating they are merely quoting others.

"Now on to the second to last tier this tier is full of outrageous claims about her and a lot of them have to do with the NFL and politics."

The quote sets the stage for discussing the wide range of conspiracy theories related to Taylor Swift that involve the NFL and politics, indicating that the following information is controversial and speculative.

• Nick Adams, self-proclaimed alpha male, posits that Taylor Swift is dating NFL player Travis Kelce for his money.
• Kelce's net worth is significantly lower than Swift's, making the conspiracy theory questionable.
• The theory suggests that Swift's relationship motives are financially driven, despite her substantial wealth.

"Just a reminder for the people who didn't know Taylor Swift is dating an NFL player named Travis Kelce... so the theory here is that she's dating him for his money."

This quote introduces the conspiracy theory regarding Taylor Swift's relationship with Travis Kelce, suggesting a financial motive which is undermined by the comparison of their respective net worths.

• Owen Benjamin, described by Wikipedia as a conspiracy theorist, presents a theory questioning the legitimacy of Swift's relationships.
• The theory is criticized for being homophobic and making baseless assumptions about personal relationships.
• The host rejects the argument and highlights its absurdity.

"Here's his conspiracy theory hot take: Why would a rich famous guy marry a 34-year-old old woman... it could be because he's gay."

The quote presents Owen Benjamin's controversial theory on why a successful man would be interested in Taylor Swift, implying a hidden sexual orientation. The host criticizes the theory for its offensiveness and lack of merit.

• Speculation arises that Taylor Swift may use the Super Bowl to endorse Joe Biden.
• The theory extends to suggest that the Super Bowl is rigged and Swift's relationship is part of a larger political strategy.
• The host questions the validity of these claims and points out the speculative nature of the conspiracy.

"Swift is working with Roger Goodell, the commissioner of the NFL, to announce her Biden endorsement during the Super Bowl... the Deep State put Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce in an arranged relationship and is going to rig the Super Bowl."

This quote encapsulates a complex conspiracy theory involving Taylor Swift, the NFL, and presidential endorsements, hinting at a grand scheme orchestrated by the so-called Deep State. The host expresses skepticism towards these allegations.

• Celebrities have the freedom to endorse political candidates.
• Taylor Swift might endorse Joe Biden, but there is no rule against such endorsements.
• Celebrities, like anyone else, have free speech rights.
• Both political parties have had celebrity supporters, such as Kid Rock for Republicans.

"There's no rule against a celebrity endorsing a candidate."

This quote highlights the legality and common practice of celebrities endorsing political candidates, emphasizing their right to participate in political discourse.

"Celebrities actually are people and they do have free speech as well."

The quote reaffirms the notion that celebrities, despite their public status, retain their individual rights to free speech, including political endorsements.

• The theory combines several conspiracy elements: the Illuminati, Satanic rituals, and celebrity cabals.
• The Church of Satan, founded by Anton LaVey, is linked to celebrities and considered influential in the Satanic movement.
• Satanic Panic in the '80s fueled public fear of widespread Satanic ritual abuse.
• Zena LaVey, daughter of Church of Satan founder, became disillusioned with the church and converted to the Temple of Set.
• Taylor Swift is theorized to be a clone of Zena LaVey, created to continue the Church of Satan's work after Zena's departure.

"The theories in this level are so intertwined I'll combine them into one big Theory it involves the Illuminati, Satanic rituals, and celebrity cabals."

This quote introduces a complex conspiracy theory involving various secret societies and practices, suggesting a hidden connection between them and the entertainment industry.

"She's the clone of Zen NRE born Zena La the daughter of the founders of the Church of Satan."

This quote presents the specific conspiracy theory that Taylor Swift is a clone of Zena LaVey, created for the purpose of furthering the Church of Satan's agenda.

• Cloning technology was being explored as early as 1958 with the successful cloning of tadpoles.
• Dolly the sheep was cloned in 1996, years after Taylor Swift's birth, raising questions about the possibility of human cloning at that time.
• The Illuminati is rumored to be a secret organization with the resources to have achieved cloning before it was publicly known.
• Taylor Swift's family background in banking is suggested to connect her to the Illuminati.

"Would cloning even have been possible back in 1989?"

This quote questions the feasibility of human cloning at the time of Taylor Swift's birth, given the historical timeline of cloning milestones.

"This is where the Illuminati comes in."

The quote introduces the Illuminati as a potentially powerful and secretive group that could have the capability to perform advanced scientific feats like cloning before they became public knowledge.

• There are numerous celebrity clone theories, including ones about Beyoncé, Katy Perry, Avril Lavigne, and Paul McCartney.
• These theories often involve celebrities being replaced by lookalikes or clones, sometimes with connections to the Illuminati or other secret organizations.
• Taylor Swift is accused by some of performing Satanic rituals and being part of the Illuminati based on her concerts and family background.
• The speaker expresses a desire for wild theories to be made about them, highlighting the absurdity of some conspiracy theories.

"Beyonce supposedly died in 2000 and the current version of her is a clone."

This quote exemplifies the type of outlandish clone theories that exist, suggesting that some celebrities have been replaced by clones without public knowledge.

"To this day people still accuse Swift of being a devil worshipper and part of the Illuminati."

The quote indicates that Taylor Swift, among other celebrities, is subject to ongoing conspiracy theories regarding her alleged connections to dark practices and secret societies.

• The speaker concludes by stating that they have presented the facts and it's up to the audience to decide what to believe.
• The ending is described as a typical way to conclude conspiracy theory discussions, leaving the validity of the theories open to interpretation.
• The speaker invites the audience to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and expresses gratitude for viewership.

"I presented you the facts now it's up to you to decide."

This quote is a common tactic used in conspiracy theory narratives, where the presenter claims to have provided all the necessary information and leaves the final judgment to the audience.

"Such a cop out."

The speaker self-reflectively criticizes the open-ended conclusion of conspiracy videos, acknowledging the lack of definitive resolution typically offered in such discussions.