Olivia Rodrigo is known as one of the artists for writing music about her life, which is both a good and bad thing when it comes to her as a celebrity and her music.
Some fans cannot deny that the appeal of Rodrigo's music is rooted in the mystery of who her songs are about-which is why there is an ongoing debate on who "Vampire" is about.
According to Buzzfeed, fans have begun speculating that the "Drivers License" singer's new song is not in fact about any of her exes, but Taylor Swift.
Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift Alleged Feud
There is not a lot of information about the alleged feud between Rodrigo and Swift.
However, rumors about the pair no longer having the same close relationship they used to have around the time Swift dropped "Fearless (Taylor's Version)" became more prominent when the singer invited Sabrina Carpenter to be a special guest on her "Eras Tour."
According to reports, other fans theorized that the feud might have been going on long before that, in fact, it might have originated during the Grammy Awards 2022.
Rodrigo gave songwriting credits to Swift and her frequent collaborator Jack Antonoff and St. Vincent after revealing that "Deja Vu" was inspired by Swift's "Cruel Summer."
Another song, "1 Step Forward, 3 Steps Back" credited Swift's song "New Year's Day."
However, when "Sour" was nominated for a Grammy Award, the credit was removed, and the Grammys cited the initial inclusion of the songwriters as a "submission error."
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Olivia Rodrigo's Ex-Boyfriends
When "Vampire" came out, fans immediately took notice of the hard-hitting lyrics like "Oh, bloodsucker, fame f**ker/ Bleeding me dry like a goddamn vampire."
Many initially thought that the song might be about Rodrigo's ex-boyfriends Adam Faze or Zack Bia-after all, she does allude that she is singing about a "guy."
According to a source, the song is not about Faze, though, so that leaves Bia-or Rodrigo's former idol, Swift.
"Sorry but no one can convince me that song isn't about Taylor Swift," a fan wrote. "Being the bloodsucker/vampire she's singing about but she's masking it by making it seem it's about a boy."
Fans point to several key lyrics from the song like: "'Cause I've made some real big mistakes/ But you make the worst one look fine/ I should've known it was strange/ You only come out at night," which is what they claim is a nod to Swift's recently released album "Midnights."
As of this writing, none of the artists have addressed the allegations, and the alleged feud between the female artists still remains unconfirmed.
