Fans seem to think so.

Following the release of her 11th studio album The Tortured Poets Department, the singer dropped 15 additional tracks in the anthology, one including Thank U, Amy, which seems to directly reference her feud with Kim K. The biggest clue?

The song name.

It has the letters K, I, and M in all caps, spelling out her first name.

And she also sings this.

The ways in which I like to surprise people are with my creative choices.

Tay calls this person a hometown bully and notes there's a bronze spray tan statue of you.

Want to see a dig at Kim's notable spray tan looks?

As for what pain Taylor could be referring to…

In 2016, the beauty mogul's ex-husband Kanye West put out these lyrics in his song

Famous.

At the time, the Grammy winner slammed the track, which led Kim to release clips of a phone call between the two artists that Taylor says were filmed without her knowledge and seemingly confirmed that she gave Ye permission to say her name in the song.

Fast forward to last December, Tay recalled the moment with Time magazine saying,

That took me down psychologically to a place I've never been before.

Which leads us back to…

Swifties are jumping to Twitter to share their thoughts on the song.

One tweeting,

Taylor dropping a Kim K diss track was not on my 2024 bingo card but I've never been happier.

While another writes,

Kim K will never forget what she did, thanks to Taylor Swift.

There's also these lyrics that were pointed out.

And fans know all too well, Kim's daughter North listens to Taylor's music.

I think the reason why we turn to music is because we can somehow apply that song to what we're going through in our life.

Kim has yet to respond to the track, but Taylor's making it clear she's only coming out stronger in the end.