Fans are accusing Taylor Swift of ripping off Kanye West

The Kanye/Taylor feud rages on. Photos / AP

By Nadia Salemme

The drama continues in the endless feud between Taylor Swift and Kanye West.

Now, Swift is being accused of ripping off West on her new single, Ready For It.

The song has raised eyebrows on social media for its Rihanna-esque electro sound and rap sequence, with some fans suggesting there are similarities between Swift's track and songs from West's Yeezus album.

Specifically, West's songs On Sight , I Am a God and I'm in It.

Is it just me or does Taylor Swift's new song sound just like Kanye's "On Sight"?

— Keenan Bennett (@keenanbennett) September 3, 2017

Taylor Swift is singing over a Yeezus throwaway beat on her new song.

— ⌨️ (@ryderyder1) September 3, 2017

Taylor Swift has gone full YEEZUS on the new single.

Reminding me of "New Slaves" and/or "I'm In It" quite a lot.

— Bernardo Sim (@simbernardo) September 3, 2017

Ready For It is the second single from Swift's upcoming album, Reputation, and was co-written by her frequent collaborators Max Martin, Karl Schuster and Ali Payami, who were behind much of her mega-hit album, 1989.

The meaning behind Ready For It's lyrics, of course, will be much analysed. There are references to a "heist" (perhaps another dig at West and his wife, Kim Kardashian), Elizabeth Taylor (one of Kardashian's idols) and a love interest who was "younger than my exes" (aka Harry Styles).

A second glance into #reputation...ready for it? https://t.co/e495xJi3M8 pic.twitter.com/HF35pISj2N

— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) September 3, 2017

"Knew I was a robber/ First time that he saw me/ Stealing hearts and running off and never saying 'sorry'/ But if I'm a thief then/ He can join the heist," Swift sings.

Then, there's the line about Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton's legendary Hollywood romance. "We'll move to an island and he can be my jailer ... Burton to this Taylor," Swift instructs.

Ready For It is the follow up to first single Look What You Made Me Do, which contained a string of references to her famous breakups and feuds.

The controversial video - released last week during the MTV Video Music Awards - broke YouTube streaming records after it clocked more than 43 million views in a day, according to Variety.

Reputation is out on November 10.