Taylor Swift and her legal team have fought many battles to protect her work.
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This past January the pop star legally trademarked the phrase "this sick beat" and other lyrics from her 1989 album.
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But let's be real, if you dropped an album as killer as 1989, you'd be protective too.
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More recently, Taylor Swift's team allegedly issued a cease and desist letter to a podcast that mentioned Swift's "Wildest Dreams" video.
Yesterday's @CitizenRadio has been deleted. Hey @taylorswift13 are you aware your people are harassing podcasts?
We're still waiting to hear back but think it may be because @jamiekilstein recited some @taylorswift13 lyrics? #CitizenRadio
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In response, Tumblr users have taken Taylor's copyright requests further than probably any lawyer intended.
From relatable text posts...
...to dating memes.
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Even One Direction fans are paying proper citation.
Some are criticizing the meme for being in poor taste, as it coincides with a lawsuit from a radio DJ, but others feel it's unrelated.
Of course it's all in good fun.
And Taylor is still queen.
So hopefully there's no bad blood (Taylor Swift™ No copyright infringement intended. Property of TAS LLC Management 2014©) here.
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