Kim Kardashian blocks the snake emoji on Instagram after Taylor Swift's comeback

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Kim Kardashian has blocked snake emojis from her Instagram profile after Taylor Swift released her comeback single.

Look What You Made Me Do came out on Thursday night.

Swifties immediately began posting snakes in Kim's comments after clips of the reptiles appeared in Taylor Swift's social media teaser videos.

Kim Kardashian may have used a filtering tool to stop the snakes, which was ironically created for Taylor Swift last year.

Instagram created it after the singer's feud with the Kardashian-Wests last year over Kanye West's song Famous.

Taylor's fans had to post their snake emojis to Twitter instead.

It contained lyrics suggesting that Kanye West was responsible for making Taylor Swift a successful pop star.

She denied giving permission for the lyrics to feature in the song saying, "I would like to be excluded from this narrative."

It's thought Look What You Made Me Do is about Kanye.

Kim then posted a series of Snapchats on National Snake Day, which were recordings of phone calls between her husband and Taylor Swift.

Kim Kardashian West's tweet about National Snake Day.

They suggested that Taylor Swift knew about the song all along.

People reacted, calling her a liar and snake, and tried to post the emojis on her Instagram photos.

They never appeared though, as this Newsbeat experiment from 2016 showed.

The same thing happened on Friday, when Taylor's fans tried to give Kim and her fans the snake treatment.

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