Taylor Swift has revealed that it was 'important' for her to write a song to Kanye West.
The rapper, who infamously interrupted Taylor's acceptance speech at last years VMAs, inspired Swift to pen the track, Innocent, about his outburst.

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The Love Story singer told our US Team: "I think a lot of people expected me to write a song about [West]. But, for me, it was important to write a song to him."
Swift, who performed her ode to Kanye at this year's VMAs, added that she wasn't interested in pity after the incident: "It doesn't really add anything good if I start victimizing myself and complaining about things."
"Because I'm proud of that performance at the VMAs last year, where my fans helped me get through it. And there was a lot that went down backstage that I will always be thankful for, and the fans in the subway know exactly what happened that night."
She added: "I feel everything. I've never had this thick skin that can't be... It's not like I am bulletproof in any sense of the word."