Taylor Swift Friends Update: Country Diva Dubbed "Queen Of The Mean," Rumored to be "Meaner Than Beyonce or Kim Kardashian"

By Maria Slither - 14 Oct '15 10:43AM

Taylor Swift, despite promoting equality and unity among women and being friendly to her fans, is dubbed as 'The Queen of The Mean.'

On Monday's episode of The Wendy Williams Show, the TV host interpreted the pop star's sweet girl image as a façade of an underlying, darker trait, E! Online reported.

"People like Taylor and I think that the reason why also is a hidden secret of mean. I think that she is probably meaner than Beyoncé and Kim put together. In my mind, Taylor Swift is the Queen of the Mean. She's sneaky and smart about doing it which makes her smarter than the other two," she discussed during the 'Hot Topics' segment.

The American media personality further pointed out the songstress' 'sneaky' tactics in projecting a girl-next-door image in contrast with Kim Kardashian and Beyonce's racy posts.

"Here's the thing, she's trying to trick us into thinking she's a good woman because she bakes and cooks and it's actually working right now on Instagram. For Kim and Beyoncé, if you weren't so obvious about your thing and a little more covert, you two will be back on top of Instagram, but for right now, it's all about Taylor Swift," she said.

Williams also challenged young people to use other tactics, aside from exposing their pet cats, to game more popularity on Instagram, as mentioned in Seventeen.

"I just feel like with Instagram, young people could be more creative with their posts and perhaps take a note from Taylor and learn how to be popular without exposing your popularity," the host said while suggesting that others should capitalize their body and pretty faces to promote their profiles.

Williams, who has been popular with his upfront behavior, also pointed out that Tay carefully selects her circle of friends to keep this role model image.

"She's got her girl army hypnotized to think she's the bee's knees. From Cara to Kendall, those girls they all hang out," she said as mentioned in Hollywood Life.