Buzzfeed was the first to notice Kardashian’s profile was rid of snakemojis. They themselves tried to make a comment with snake emojis, and while they could see it from their account, it was omitted from anyone else seeing it.

Swift seemed to embrace the snake concept and posted numerous tweets of videos with vicious snakes darting at the screen. It was all ahead of her “Look What You Made Me Do” single in preparation for her newly announced Reputation album.

The videos were supposed to be metaphorical to the country star’s fangs on her latest track, but they seemingly lacked venom and are being received as underwhelming and overly cautious.

Come on, Taylor. If you’re gonna take a shot back at Kim K and ‘Ye, you’re going to have to come harder than, “I don’t trust nobody and nobody trusts me / I’ll be the actress starring in your bad dreams.”

See Taylor Swift’s Twitter preview videos as well as reaction from her fans and Kim K's fans to Taylor ridding her account of snakemojis below.