In recent days, Billboard has issued an apology to Taylor Swift following their sharing of the contentious videos from a Kanye West music which eventually created a controversy.

Billboard has issued an apology amid the backlash, writing via X, “We are deeply sorry to Taylor Swift and all of our readers and viewers.”

In the video montage celebrating Swift’s accolades after being named the second-greatest pop star of the 21st century, Billboard mistakenly included a clip from West’s controversial 2016 “Famous” music video, which featured a naked wax figurine of the pop star laying in the rapper’s bed.

In the video created to celebrate the 34-year-old’s achievements, Billboard made the baffling decision to include a clip from Kanye West’s music video for the song “Famous” where he included a wax figurine of a naked Swift and the line “I made that [expletive] famous.”

Billboard put together a video of some of Swift’s achievements and used a clip from Kanye West’s music video for the song “Famous.” The scene features a wax reproduction o

Billboard apologized to Taylor Swift after their video, which was supposed to celebrate the singer’s success, caused a stir and sparked backlash. The outlet has been announcing its 25 Greatest Pop Stars of the 21st Century.

Billboard has earned the ire of Swifties twice in the span of two days. The outlet initially ranked Taylor Swift as number two on its list of greatest pop stars of the 21st century, but matters were made worse when fans spotted a detail in their musical highlights reel for the star.

Billboard has spologized to Taylor Swift and her fans after their celebration vidoe of her contained a nude deepfake clip.

Billboard is issuing an apology to Taylor Swift after using footage of her naked waxwork from Kanye West’s music video. “We are deeply sorry to Taylor Swift and all of our readers and viewers that in a video celebrating Swift’s achievements,