Fans seem to think one of Taylor Swift's Folklore songs includes a subtle Kanye West diss

Last Friday (24 July), Swift released her eighth LP Folklore - a 16-track album that arrived within 24 hours of Swift announcing it.

Following its release, fans of Swift have speculated that her "peace" track features a Kanye West diss. Swift sings, "But there's robbers to the east / Clowns to the West / I'd give you my sunshine / Give you my best."

The official lyric video shows "east" in lowercase letters, while "West" includes a capital "W", and many fans think it's Swift having a dig at Kanye West.

I'm so sorry but I think I couldn't ignore how Miss Taylor Swift roasted Kanye West, Scott Borchetta and Scooter Braun with a peaceful and calming song.
“But there's robbers to the east
Clowns to the West.”
Song title: peace
Stream #folklore now for peace of mind!!! pic.twitter.com/Qf0YuPoVMz

— Evey Azaleiel | #folklore (@ElaSwiftella) July 25, 2020

In peace Taylor Swift capitalized West and not east and no one can convince me that she isn’t calling Kanye a clown. Thank u for coming to my ted talk #Folkore pic.twitter.com/My9jkyjImm

— Jayne (@jaynehamlyn) July 24, 2020

nobody:
me: in Peace, Taylor Swift capitalized West but not east. She called Kanye a clown.

— Jolie Rowland (@jolie_rowland) July 26, 2020

Swift and West's feud has been ongoing since 2009. Back in March, Swift responded to an extended leak of the phone call with Kanye and their discussion about his "Famous" track. She wrote that the original clip of the call was "edited and manipulated in order to frame me and put me, my family, and fans through hell for four years)..."