Taylor Swift Is Clapping Back At A Netflix Show For A 'Deeply Sexist Joke'

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Taylor Swift was not exactly amused by a joke targeting her in the Netflix show Ginny & Georgia.

One of the characters of the show, which was released this year, attempts to make a joke about the pop star's love life, saying "You go through men faster than Taylor Swift," angering fans and even Swift herself.

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Swift took to Twitter to explain her disappointment in the show, asking Netflix to "stop degrading hard working women."

Fans of the singer-songwriter were also enraged by the joke and they are even calling on the writers of the show to apologize for "slut-shaming" 

Twitter users also point out a few shows that mention Swift in a "respectful way."

Narcity has reached out to Netflix for comment and we will update this story when we receive a response.  

  • Noah Borden was an Associate Editor for Narcity Media.

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