‘Don’t hurt me Swifties’: Alex Stein takes aim at Taylor Swift
Comedian Alex Stein has taken on international superstar Taylor Swift and her fans in a parody video promoting her new album.
Stein clarified that the popstar is “insanely talented” but noted how everybody seems to worship her.
“Just lay off the gas a little bit Taylor and please don’t hurt me Swifties – I love your queen, Taylor,” he said.
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Stein clarified that the popstar is “insanely talented” but noted how everybody seems to worship her.
“Just lay off the gas a little bit Taylor and please don’t hurt me Swifties – I love your queen, Taylor,” he said.
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